Don’t think he’s been around for awhile.

Yes but Apple released IS 11.

What do you mean library losses. I’ve been using jellyfin twoish years now and have never had this happen.

Everywhere in the world had slavery.

Mines connected for home automation but can’t connect to the internet. Blocking the Mac address from going out.

Dumb TV’s are the same they go to sleep. You need power for the remote to work.

A pain in the ass. Great but did not fit my needs. Dependent containers would fail a lot during upgrades. Kept trying to figure it out and then just said WTF am I doing this all works fine in docker.

The no NAT thing really messed with my brain and was probably the hardest thing to overcome for me.

I love havingipv6. Hard to learn and had roadblocks but now that it’s set up works fine.

Does it matter no but just nice to know I have it figured out.

Nix is great if your fine with the packages and configuration they provide. If you want other stuff or features not provided it is a giant pain in the ass and not worth it. And you’ll get oh just write a flake or just write a package file for it.

Tried it didn’t like it. To much work to get somethings working. Went back to docker.

We’ll have fun all TV’s are smart TVs.

Eh I want to control it with my automation. But it can’t connect to the wan. Have firewall rules blocking it.

Maybe everyone just released the story early?

No doubt about the same and I have pirated everything.

Oh bullshit. Google is charging as much as Apple. They are making money off of the phone sales.

Tweak for what? Compile with the right build flags been there done that not worth the time.

Nizos is a piece of shit if you want to do anything not in NixOS. Even trying to do normal things like running scripts in NixOS is horrible. I like the idea but the execution needs work.

Cool I don’t want to know about system engineering and if they is your requirement to use software then nobody would be using it.

How isit lore stable or configurable? I have docker containers running backup the my folder daily where all the data lives off-site. Also backup the whole container daily onsite. I have found it so easy. I admit it was a pain to learn but after everything was moved over it has been easier.