I used the alternate to destroy the alternate.to

I think it is more of a hill than a goalpost.

Sorry, what? Even if you get rid of all plastic tomorrow and stop leaking of microplastics into every part of your life, you will still carry those particles with you. Basically forever.

So yeah, of course we need to address the root of the problem, but also we need therapies like this, cleaning out what is already in the body.

Used it for a while but somehow results weren’t super useful. Went back to duckduckgo, but I also use searxng.

:D

Crocoslut is yesterday. AlligatorAlly is the more friendly fork!

Don’t think I saw [email protected] in this

True it is however one of the larger ones, I read in some other comment the third largest. If those users all do not go somewhere else it would be a big cut into the userbase.

Wow. Thanks for sharing.

Lemmy.zip is blocked on a national level for the UK?

Linux Torvalds / Tim Apple

Pam from The Office: they are the same (picture)

Sorry, couldn’t be bothered to fire up a meme generator for that joke

Yep, the article mentions they are going for an Uber-like model but with service agents. Hmmm, I wonder how well that is going to work for them…

Checkout 3rd party jellyfin android apps. Findroid is working pretty well. Theres another one called Streamyfin which is catching up and a third one called Fladder, which is maybe a bit too early in development.

I know this is unsolicited advice, so apologies for that, but did you consider that the issue could also be your server hard drive failing? I guess not a possibility if its really only recently synced pictures. Just wanted to throw that in.

Regarding backing up photos, Immich works well for that but is also a lot more than just photo backup, so maybe not a preference for you.

If you have a friend who is invested in this, sure. How many have one?

And paying some shady dude on the net versus paying a “reputable” company… I don’t think the average person will go for that either.

While I am in the same boat as you, you severely overestimate the tech-affinity of the average Netflix user.

Pirating content safely, setting up a media server for it, share it with other people… it is all possible, there is good documentation out there. But aside from having the drive to do this, you also need to invest time to keep it running and maintain it.

The average person out there is happy to pay Netflix money so they don’t need to do that.

Edit: add to that also the fact that it is technically illegal in many countries. This is probably also a deterrent for the average person.

Ew

So like what, 20?

I am sure the people who just lost their job will be super happy about that.