I setup a tdarr server/node today, it automatically sets up videos to be transcoded. I’m using it so my mini pc hosting jellyfin doesn’t have to. This means the videos should direct play, saving significant resources on the mini pc. That should allow me a handful of streams at the same time if it happens.

I put the node on my main desktop pc with a GPU, so when my server sees new videos land in my jellyfin folder it should have the windows pc grab the video, transcode it over on it’s own ssd, then replace the original video on the server.

I don’t have the know-how, why couldn’t this group do what’s needed to get a dump of the decryption key? What’s needed to make this possible?

In all the media I’ve seen the arms basically just stay in place, half bent.

I don’t know, but i use stremio plus real debrid. I had to grab the torrentio add on to do it so it kind of fits the bill.

I kind of want to pick one up, but i can’t get a clear picture on if I should wait for a steam deck 2. From what I could find, they want to wait until there’s enough of an upgrade to be worth it. At one point that suggested around 2025, but more recent stuff makes it seem like they’re not even working on one, and other stuff hints that they are.

That does bug me a bit. I know, it’s a game meant to be accessible for children… BUT, the starters don’t have their type moves in the beginning (or at least they didn’t) so it didn’t matter. The first battle was a scratch vs tackle type battle then you had the opportunity to catch something they’re weak to before the next one.

Pokémon now, even worse than back in the day, is a game where you can use only your starter and just over level them and beat the game easily. But… ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

I love affinity, wish they’d support Linux and android though. They have an iPad app but no android tablet app.

He tends to be condescending, toxic, and dishonest. I happened to watch this video the other day that covers a fair bit of stuff including the stop killing games petitions, if you’ve got 20 minutes.

https://youtube.com/watch?v=R-RaQZPzhqU

Things like

• completely misrepresenting the stop killing games initiative.
• bitching for quite a while that “someone” pulled a mob during a world of warcraft raid causing a wipe, going back to see who it was to remove them, seeing it was himself and then justifying why it was now the right call.
• running away from his group in world of warcraft in a fight claiming he has no mana, while he’s wasting moves to drain the last of his mana and he has ways of getting around half of it back. This was during some kind of creater guild thing where if you die you lose your character. So abandoning his team to save himself and lying about it.
• banning/blocking everyone who criticizes or corrects him on these things
• DMCA’d and threatened legal action on an indie dev for a parody game that included him as a cockroach.

Also, your response to someone concerned about CSAM being posted was to say ‘I’m sick of people using “think of the kids” to justify strong moderation’ (paraphrasing)

What’s interesting is the part you paraphrased out, is that they think “nearly no one does that”. This is one of those arguments people make when they don’t realize how much has been done for them. They clearly don’t think it’s an issue because they’ve been protected from it by the moderation they’re bitching about. Maybe around a month ago, several official matrix.org channels had members spammed with CSAM. Not to get graphic but literal babies. It hit my account and i only was part of 3 hosting related channels. This simply does not happen on something like messenger (from Facebook) due to their “censorship”. It happened here on Lemmy and people made tools to prevent it which they’re also bitching about

…auto filtering of messages…

It’s just a reality that there are awful people out there and even one person can send this stuff out to thousands of people with minimal effort unless there’s proper tools and moderation. These admins aren’t getting burned out just from arguing with people, they’re arguing with people who they’re protecting from seeing vile shit that the admin has to see. Nearly nobody actually wants a fully unmoderated Lemmy instance. Places like Lemm.ee and seemingly lemmy.zip find that balance.