Yep, I just double checked and I think it’s all remote connections, not just relayed ones. You can probably get around this by setting up a wireguard tunnel or something to make Plex think you’re connecting locally, but it’s definitely going to be easier to just use Jellyfin if you haven’t already set that up
IIRC it’s a charge to use their relay servers, which you only need if you don’t have a direct connection to your media server. Setting up a direct connection isn’t always easy or possible especially for non-technical users, and does come at some small expense to Plex, so it’s not that weird to be a paid feature. But if Jellyfin meets your needs that’s a good thing, it’s probably got a better shot at avoiding enshittification long term.
edit: I was not remembering correctly, even direct (remote) connections are paywalled. You’d need to use some kind of tunnel to make Plex think you’re connecting locally.
DBZ Sparking Zero was underwhelming. People still talk about Silksong
cats just do that sometimes
I’m not sure what exactly baking the ingredients in adds, but it definitely adds something. Weirdly more appetizing to me right now than an equivalent traditional sandwich. Would annihilate this 👍
Turkey is delicious. Big skill issue
He joined a Matrix server but never logs in
Jatravartid ring
It’s not wrong. The idea that “WoW is getting easier because it is coming to consoles” is false. That’s what the title says. It’s just awkwardly written.
He had been for some time. They offered him half his S1 salary.
The DVD cover looks very wholesome, I was also a “victim” of this. Great time as a kid
Hugh Laurie cooked hard
Highly effective unless the universe really does revolve around you.
Hetzner is a good provider. Congrats on the migration and good luck.
I can sorta see that. An exit code is an exit code. But exit codes, like words, have meanings. Sometimes that meaning is a boolean value, as is the case in e.g. GNU Coreutils conditions: https://www.gnu.org/software/coreutils/manual/coreutils.html#Conditions
Yes, it is used consistently in GNU Coreutils: https://www.gnu.org/software/coreutils/manual/coreutils.html#Conditions
false: do nothing, unsuccessfully (returns 1)
true: do nothing, successfully (returns 0)
test: check file types and compare values is documented as “returns a status of 0 (true) or 1 (false)”
What you’re saying is irrelevant. In the real world, when an exit code is a boolean, 0 is true.
Every time an exit code is a boolean, 0 is true. Shell scripting would be very annoying if this were inconsistent
Not quadratic in the length of the input. Assuming replace is linear this is also linear
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