

Idk PlexAmp is the killer app that I can’t stop using. Does jellyfin have something similar?
Idk PlexAmp is the killer app that I can’t stop using. Does jellyfin have something similar?
Yeah I hate having button downs that tuck only one inch into my waist (I’m a man)
I hate that I have to go to a ghetto grocery store now with police monitors in the parking lot, just to save a few cents, and it’s still wildly expensive compared to 2019
I wish life were that simple but being diabetic sucks and beans and rice put me basically in a coma
Up, down, left, right, A & start at the same time. I still sing the jingle when sonic 1 starts
I’d rather have the wild west of ideas over reddit. So I don’t mind em
Like that guy with the Buckies profile pic? lol I see him everywhere
Get the app: sync for Lemmy! It’s amazing
I’ll take coffee beans please
I’m actually just about to start up my server again on a rp4. It’s been like 5 years since I’ve used it. Is dietpi still the best way to go about making a Plex media server/bare bones desktop environment that I can access with ‘no-machine’?
I sear no machine just broke my autoboot setup one day and I never got around to fixing it. What do you nerds think?
I’m not interested in video streaming, just hosting my music collection and audiobooks. I remember FTP being a pain to transfer music files from my phone
She is basically Zoey with boobs and a sassy attitude. Aka my type of quirky
I started the pixel remaster of ff6 and I’m surprised how well it holds up
The power of “yes, and …”
Basically when you are being accused of something, or need to shift how someone is perceiving you, instead of saying “yes, but …” You should try 'yes, and…"
Not only does it take the attention away from the negative, but it’s helping in building up new ideas.
You mean when the photographer squint’s his eyes?
I love persona 5 but always quit after 40 hrs of playing it. It’s so damn long lol
Collecting trains, doing meth, and painting D&D models
Guess we are getting big guys. This feels very 2010 4chan. Or 2006 Myspace