Oh no, I accidentally posted an image from which someone could potentially figure out my name! It would be a shame if someone searched me up and found my blog, which is the only other thing on the whole internet with my name attached as far as I know. Please no Doxxing. I'd delete the image but like, it's already federated out, there's no stopping it now.
Looks like I'm gonna need to burn a windows 7 iso to grab the feature, it's not on 8+ according to the linked doc. I'll try to manually install it when I get my HT cpu installed in a few weeks. I do unfortunately need windows 10 on this device if it's gonna run windows at all, its at the literal furthest point from my router in my home that it can be so it needs wifi, and the only wifi card I have is an AX200 which only supports win10/11 and *nix..... I wonder if I could install the driver with Subsystem for Unix...
Initially I had a bunch of winamp windows thrown accross the screen with some 90's rock playing, but the screenshot was super cluttered so I didn't post that one
I'm getting a pentium 4-HT and a BIG ram upgrade for the machine soon. I'm gonna rip this Windows install apart and put it back together with bits I actually like. I wanna see how far it can go.
Some permissions got messed up in my KDE install the other day after an update, I'm really not sure how. I tried to fix it by recursively changing ownership of /usr/ to root. Don't do this. This kills the OS. It was technically repairable but like, I don't wanna go through that rigamarole, I just nuked it and restored from a backup.
Sometimes I'm reminded that I often know enough to be dangerous, but not enough to be safe.
That's precisely what it is. Jellyfin-tui is pretty solid, though it can crash sometimes. I personally just like how clean and low resource it is compared to the web-ui.
This is getting really old. Can these dorks please do something valuable with their time? Maybe contribute (positively) to society a little?
(and no I don't consider teaching arch users to be more responsible with their package management a positive contribution to society)