Absolutely agreed. The equivalent of "Can’t have application shortcuts, you can already find the executables in the file browser* type nonsense IMHO

I would much rather have it in two places where a user would expect it than 1 place a user wouldn’t…

Exactly this myself. Debian lxc with jellyfin repo added, media on ZFS with passthrough mountpoints, very performant and easy to maintain.

Docker just adds layers of complexity for no benefit here

Jellyfin is also conveniently packaged as a .deb and provide a repo for Ubuntu/Debian. It’s pretty easy to spin up a Debian container, add the repo, and apt install jellyfin, IMHO easier than doing the same thing with a VM, then docker…

There’s a huge part of it that is because there’s no communication mechanism to resolve conflict on the road, really.

If you’re stuck behind someone going slower than you want to, how can you clearly communicate that?

Even in a world where you could clearly speak to them, there’s huge potential for disagreement there, and since the only communication mechanisms can very easily be construed as needlessly dangerous or aggressive, of course you’re gonna see frustration and anger as a result

I love the idea of capturing the language for the future, but it’s so sad to think of a spoken language dying.

Great stuff, interesting using a specific lens in the prompt

Isn’t that the opposite? PAL plays at 25fps and ntsc plays at 30. Or is the 4% a result of telecine or something?

What you’re looking for is called outpainting (and maybe a little in painting). Search for things that can do that and I think you’ll be set

There are centrifugal fans that are quite flat but they intake airflow from a different axis they exhaust it from. Could still work

This is just automatic Photoshop - if all you were doing with graphic design was pasting blond hair onto a brunette, yes, this has really screwed you (or made your job a lot easier). If you’re actually doing any level of design… you’re safe for now

Let me know when I can run it locally… "Open"AI

Yes, that’s kind of my point. It implies strength in the bill that really isn’t very strong at all, while staying technically correct

Serious bias in that title. The “strongest” bill is still very weak

To be fair to the other side, it’s entirely possible (and even common) to have worked in a field for 20 years while learning completely incorrect things about it. Or learning nothing.

People say things like “I’ve used a computer every day for 20 years, I think I know how it works” and then ask if they should “reboot the hard drive” and then they power cycle the monitor.