Still doing plenty of those at work

I started with Kodi and added Jellyfin later

We have different requirements apparently. I don’t need user management and we only watch on our TV (plus myself using Jellyfin as backend for Symfonium).

My wife uses the Kodi app on Android TV just fine.

yes

I’ve been using Kodi with Jellyfin for around 10 years now. I tried Plex now and then because everyone uses it but I could never get behind why everyone is using it. It has always been worse in every aspect for me.

No dev would take a picture of the screen instead of making a screenshot

Thanks for the heads up, I often let the time slip when casually talking about stuff like this.

Actually the server and network consumes 130Wh or around 3120Wh a day, while my freezer (actually a fridge) consumes 400Wh per day or around 16Wh. That’s also the reason why I was shocked about the consumption, as you would guess a fridge takes more.

70 kW is 16€ where I live and I have around 4000 kW per year.

Yeah, energy monitoring ruined several things for me. Can’t let my PC idle anymore, can only turn on the dishwasher when the sun is shining, need to explain regularly to my wife, why our home network and server infrastructure consume 130 Watts per hour, have to automate all plugs with standby devices connected…

The damn freezer consumes only 400 Watts per day while Network infrastructure, server, Wallpanels and KNX consume 3 Kilowatts, I wish I would have never learned this.

Yeah, didn’t know there was a standard committee and can’t believe how inept they are.

Bottom tracks, easy

Why is it too much asking your partner to use wireguard? I installed wireguard for my wife on her iPhone, she can access everything in our home network like she was at home, and she doesn’t even know that she is using VPN.

I get sued by corporations everyday

From the looks, I guess he had been 15 for several years to evade punishment.

So Ente, like duck?

Edit: just checked it out (yes it’s duck), what’s the appeal over a self hosted nextcloud?

You have to see it as “root”-mode, it gives you the means to do stuff you need to do but cannot do otherwise. Most times it’s for workarounds for problems you can’t solve. If you use reflection you are fully responsible.

Of course you normally shouldn’t use it, in 10 years I used it maybe one or two times. It’s more of a last resort.

Java has reflection since version 1.1. It’s actually quite useful in situations and most popular frameworks use it. It depends on you if it turns into a footgun.

Anything, as long as it’s not a bunch of scripts which form a framework after you downloaded a terabyte of shady dependencies.

No, JS is for scripts, it should have never been a whole framework for a frontend. But we can’t get away from it now, because it’s the only thing we have for browsers.

I wish they would replace JavaScript with something that was made for what it’s used for. JavaScript should have died years ago.