Yeah, this isn’t like using OpenBSD! /s

Celluloid is a nice take on an mpv GUI too.

The obliviousness to the layers of knowledge and understanding to comfortably issue play movie.mk is impressive honestly.

Thanks for this.

It really misses the point of why you’d want Jellyfin in the first place. Share a link to a film and give people the optionoption to watch it? Read something about a film before deciding toto watch it? Start watching something on Kodi then finish it later on your laptop?

How would mpv answer any of these…?

Ah ha, exactly

The future we hoped for: Dyson sphere, free unlimited energy

The future silicon valley shitlords are hoping for: let us sell you sunlight (or maybe lack thereof, wink wink)

Also, what’s international law like, in space? What consequences would be if you just shot down one of their satellites? (I say this with zero knowledge of how practical this even is)

You do both. Nader could’ve been a real way out of this fucked up mess we still call the USA, had he not endlessly been pushed side to calls of “too soon, we need to stay focused”. End result is all this tactical voting turned out to be a great tactic for the right.

And he was entirely right.

Voting systems are extremely hard to change.

Funny, and promoting the wrong idea. “Tactical voting” is the bane of democracy. If you’re against “third parties” you are, fundamentally, against choice and thus democracy.

And if you’re adamant you are not, in fact, against democracy, then you must be trying your best to destroy the two-patwo-party system that corrupts democracy in the USA, right? And what better way to do that than to make third party options viable?

I mean, how do you think spelling correction works? Local on-device “reading” of text is a pretty simple feature that’s used for a bunch of stuff (detecting URLs, email addresses…)