JigglypuffSeenFromAbove

joined 2 years ago

Another common example in Portuguese is "saudade". It's the feeling you have when you're missing something or someone.

Self-hoster here. I don’t need it either. For me, it’s mostly a hobby. I enjoy setting up and maintaining my own server. There's also the fact that I don't have to subscribe to and browse through one hundred different streaming services to watch everything I want. As for my music library, I returned to self-hosting after streaming services repeatedly removed tracks from my playlists or replaced them with different versions, it annoyed the hell out of me.

[–] JigglypuffSeenFromAbove@lemmy.world 4 points 3 months ago (1 children)

Jellyfin as a server where my music is hosted.

Jellyfin's web client to stream on my personal laptop.

Symphonium to stream on my Android phone, and sometimes Deezer (when I want to check out new songs).

Deemix to extract songs I like from Deezer to my server.

Tailscale for external access.

On my work laptop I only listen to online radios, or I just use my phone. I guess I could connect to my server on it, but the laptop belongs to my company, so I avoid any access to my personal stuff.

T pose with serifs on the T, probably

[–] JigglypuffSeenFromAbove@lemmy.world 1 points 4 months ago (3 children)

What exactly is concerning about Tailscale's security?

I'm new to self-hosting and Tailscale was the easiest/fastest way I could get to access my stuff externally. I'm currently learning about the alternatives.

Hah, nice try, alien trying to pass as a human.

Oops, that's right... Yeah, I got it mixed up, my bad. I edited my post. Thanks!

 

EDIT: when I say "Continue watching", I mean "Next up".

I recently switched from Plex Media Server to Jellyfin and noticed a behavior from Plex that I can't replicate in Jellyfin. I want to know if this is a limitation, a missing configuration, or if there’s a workaround.

My setup:

  • Jellyfin server running on a mini-PC with Ubuntu
  • Jellyfin client running on a Xiaomi Mi Box (3rd gen)
  • I delete TV show episode files after watching them if I don’t want to keep them, to free up server space

In Plex: Shows remained in the "Continue Watching" section even if I only had unwatched episodes left for that show. For example, if a show had 10 episodes and I watched and deleted episodes 1-5, Plex would still keep the show in "Continue Watching" so I could resume from episode 6.

In Jellyfin: If I only have unwatched episodes of a show, it gets removed from the "Continue Watching" section, even if I'm mid-season. Using the same example, if I watched and deleted episodes 1-5, Jellyfin removes the show from "Continue Watching," and I have to find it in the library. My current workaround is to keep the file of the last watched episode on the server so Jellyfin recognizes it as an ongoing show and keeps it in "Continue Watching," but this defeats the purpose of freeing up space (and it's a bit inconvenient).

It seems Plex uses viewing history, while Jellyfin only checks the status of currently existing files.

Is there a way to replicate the same behavior I had in Plex with Jellyfin?

[–] JigglypuffSeenFromAbove@lemmy.world 13 points 5 months ago (1 children)

Wow, great tits!

Onscreen keyboard and mouse will also be modular, because hey, everything is voice controlled now, and it works great!! It's what everybody wanted!

 
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