Like they'll follow the law anyhow.
Emby is a nice middle ground
Jellyfin forked off of Emby.
Emby is supported by more smart TVs than Jellyfin.
I have started using Usenet for videos, and for that it is great. But I really having difficulty finding eBooks/Audiobooks. MAM (torrent) is really the only thing my Readarr is making use of, and I'd like a wider selection.
Do you have suggestions for finding eBooks/Audiobooks on Usenet?
Thanks
What is even more surprising is the Bing ChatGPT diagnosed the PC problem I was having when I never would have guessed the correct search terms for it.
It even gives me citations. So, I can go to those websites and read the whole answers
As an IP attorney I support what I call "The Founder's Copyright"
- 15 year term, plus and additional 15 is you re-register.
- mandatory registration. None of this auto-registration
- mandatory copyright notice (Copyright (c) 2023)
- no moral rights
- no retroactive copyright extensions (should have been unConstitutional, bad SCOTUS specifically Ginsburg who wrote that opinion)
- recognition in the law that computers and the internet work by copying. This blanket prohibition on copying causes judges to make workable exceptions and intentional ignore the ludacris parts of the law.
- as a bonus, I think you should be required to give 2 full copies of whatever you register for archiving.
If they roll back copyright law to the state it was in in 1830, I'd support it again.
The European Parliament also caused a major headache for all super small and wearables manufacturers too.
All earbuds, airtags, rechargeable lighter, kid's toys, etc
All those super small devices now have to have replaceable batteries, which makes them not very small anymore.
Why can't you just wear contacts?
Least: Poor and inconsistent WiFi
Best: Finally enjoy my games without a huge PC or TV, including emulated games