I've been lucky I guess to have no issues or at least major issues. I find small bugs here and there and report them and usually get fixed in a minor release or two. Once Jellyfin has Native 2fa I'll fully cut off Plex and be completely moved over

I've been in a multi year process to move my users off plex onto jellyfin. They just keep doing things I'm not a fan of

didn't realize people were still using utorrent. been at least a decade since it was decent

I've been running plex since 2016 and jellyfin since 2019. I'm slowly moving users over to jellyfin with the plan to cut off plex at somepoint in the next couple years. Jellyfin is missing some quality of life features but nothing super crazy

when i was buying hardware my main concern was my mc servers performance however since its really only me playing on it i didn't make it the focus of my pruchase. currently im using ms-01 with 12th gen i5 proxmox cluster with storage over nfs on a qnap ts-932px running 5x hdd in raid 5 there is an ssd cache but its running all 12 of my active vms and no performance hits so far

do you have other years as well?

kde debian user. I tend to go between testing and unstable branches for my laptop when i want newer packages and its been fine for a while. I run stable for all my containers and vms and everything has been great!

I use tasks and collective mostly. I was using notes but had issues with syncing so I stopped using them

Do you use YouTube music at all since it's included with premium?

If you find one I'd be interested

I do have a pair of Bluetooth headphones and I use them from time to time. I tend to revert to my wired m50x pretty often just out of personal preference

Same I use wired earbuds everyday at work and I refuse to buy a phone without one

Interesting. I'll check it out once they have a linux client/steam support

Since they are community posts I don't think vetting is really an issue. Even developer guides are probably fine. I come from the mindset of not looking at guides and trying to figure out the game/solution so I'd be interested in how many people use them/depend on them

I'm sure it looks fine on the surface at first but there is no way the way was getting down into all the concrete. It'll fall apart much sooner then they are expecting

How is he not financially stable? Does he work a low wage, spend beyond his means, etc? Id base my decision off of that. If he's making decent money but spending it all maybe I'd help with building a budget and evaluating expenses to see where all the money is going. If a low age maybe helping update his resume and looking for a better paying job that matches his skillsets

Classic far side. Doesn't need a dozen panels or even much text just a solid joke

I still have a few phone numbers fully memorized and type them out when calling those specific people. More as an exercise to myself. Same thing with driving. I try not to use gps maps if Im going anywhere even when it's multiple states away

Before my current card which is an EVGA 980 ti I had Asus cards which I liked but the last one I had was an r9 270x so things might have changed since