And you also need a public domain. So I have to register, pay for, and configure that as well.

Recognize that we’re on like step 7 of “just use Jellyfin instead of Plex”

Until you try to share your library with someone and have to parse terms like reverse proxy or figure out how your mom can install a vpn on her Roku

Do you know if you can import and edit STL files with 3d experience?

I’m intrigued but confused. What’s the difference between 3DEXPERIENCE and xDesign? Are they the same thing or different? Do you need both or just one or the other? They’re called “packages” so do you need some kind of base install and then choose which package to put on top of it? All of the demonstration videos show it running in a browser but people in this thread are complaining about lack of Linux support

I got a 3d printer about a year ago and looked into CAD software and came to the exact same conclusion you just did. I ended up using Plasticity. I thiink I paid $150 for a year of updates. But there are still two major drawbacks: first is it’s not parametric, as you said, but more importantly you can’t import stls and edit them. You can export stls, but you have to make them from scratch. You can technically import an stl but it’s impossible to edit. Oftentimes I find a design online but I want to tweak it to my purposes but I can’t do that.

I’d love it if Free CAD had a better UI. It’s just so frustrating and hideous to use.

This doesn’t sound like a 40-hour per week kind of a job

Dude, you’re flaming a company because one of the tools they use is marketed as using AI? You gotta be kidding me. If your bar for privacy requires you to dive down this deep into a company’s asshole, you might as well just become Amish

VS Code also has AI features. Would you be telling people to not use other suites if they were being developed in VS Code? Why should they be forced to use an IDE that explicitly excludes AI?

But few people know that a considerable chunk of that market—including three of the six most popular VPNs—is quietly operated by an Israeli-owned company with close connections to that country’s national security state,

But we’re not gonna tell you which ones!

I currently have all of my 2FA codes in Pass except for my Proton account itself, which I have in Aegis, backing up to my home server.

It looks like you can easily export from Aegis to Proton Authenticator and you can use PA without a Proton account, which I think I might do. I don’t want to use my PA app with my Proton account to hold my Proton account 2FA code. I’ll end up locked out of the house with the keys inside.

Thanks for helping me get this far but now I’m stuck. Neither yt-dlp nor pasting the url into the browser works. The latter gets me the image below, yt-dlp says it’s not a valid url

Edit: I got it to work with yt-dlp. I forgot the quotes around the url

Yeah… So all of these years of pirating movies, tv shows, and music was for a machine learning algorithm

Can’t speak for the switch 2 but for my switch I still have the box and use it every time I pack up and stay in an air bnb or something

“I don’t care if they have all my data. I don’t have anything to hide”

I don’t even know what a reverse proxy is

I make the account for them. Then I log in as them and set it up so they only see my server. Then I send them the credentials and have them login

Does it work on a smart tv or roku or whatever?

Jellyfin is hardly a no-brainer. I set it up out of curiosity a few weeks ago and my first question was how do I give access to my friends and family. So I searched, and all of the results were talking about setting up a VPN or a reverse proxy or whatever. Man, I just want to tell my mom “install this app on your tv and log in”, which is exactly what Plex does.

I get that Plex is enshittifying, but pretending Jellyfin is a drop-in replacement is delusional.

3. Make autocorrect your bitch, and I mean really force it

Can you elaborate?

There are plenty of alternatives, they’re just all terrible