That is how it’s being developed

Everything feels very snappy compared to 0.19.3

Visual C++ 6 SP3

It also doesnt seem to remember the selection, every video i need to bump it back up off 340p

Fantastic work, love the built in sponsor block integration. Is it possible to also include support for DeArrow ?

I use gonic to serve up my music collection via subsonic API, then have play:sub and/or substreamer ios apps that use/pull from it. gonic can scrobble for you when clients play songs. Combined that with majola for self-hosted scrobbling for the last 18 months Ive been quite happy with it.

I found double double website to be janky to download anything larger than 1gb (flac off tidal). I now use https://github.com/nathom/streamrip and haven’t looked back!

For my daily driver iOS device I use invidious webui, but my mrs + kids are all fine using yattee as an app frontend to invidious.

Looks like a Chenbro rm-42000

Just shy of 600GB (46163 files). After a week im surprised how well it works with ios apps, definitely going to keep using it in the future.

Installed and I am very impressed, its super light weight, picks up new folders very quickly. Scrobbling to majola also worked, I am stoked to be able to scrobble from all my devices now!

Album art is spotty, but I can probably live with that. I will probably end up modifying it to fetch from fanart.tv

Invidious has been working flawlessly :)

It’s a damn shame it’s going not free open source, I Just switched my lab over to nomad and consul last year and it has been incredibly smooth sailing.

Studio Ghibli hits different. RiP.

Mailcow includes rspamd which learns spam using bayes analysis. Just move messages to the junk folder and it learns, after a month or so of training I get very very little actual spam, and no false positives.

Is robotics 19.2 was awesome to see pages of text load at a time vs scrolling in at 300baud. Telex was wild.

476M ./postgres 1.1G ./pictrs

After 3 weeks

I despise having to run windows for blue iris.

Back when it shipped on no less than 8 CDs

Right after the CentOS -> CentOS stream debacle last year, I switched to using debian for all my lab servers/infrastructure. This news makes it seem like that was definitely the right choice.