to send a hash only, you’d need a modified jellyfin server that can accept a given hash for auth in place of the password. since this project doesn’t require a modified jellyfin server, it does in fact send the password directly, as seen here https://github.com/LLukas22/Jellyswarrm/blob/9c5f4f57af485e305174e9435d76fb226105d946/crates/jellyswarrm-proxy/src/handlers/users.rs#L204

I think you might’ve misunderstood what I’m asking for, you said that studies show that working with AI makes tasks slower and I would like to know which studies show this

Can you name or link the studies? I’d love to read more abt this

why? People won’t even switch to a good browser?? Why would they switch to a bad one???

tbf I did do this a week ago and nobody downdooted me https://lemmy.uhhoh.com/comment/11886692

I hope ublock origin can handle it and by handle I mean make sure my machine never connects to a google server

as it is already

Copies of copyrighted works cannot be regarded as “stolen property” for the purposes of a prosecution under the National Stolen Property Act of 1934.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dowling_v.United_States(1985)

Why would it need network access for that? It’s pretty easy to do on device these days

http://photon.uhhoh.com/ :)

That is unfortunate :( they were one of the instances I could easily recommend to new users. Sad to see them go, but I get it. Moderation is hard job

pro que no los dos?

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Maybe what % of the network is federated to the median size instance?

This is for when apple users send you a link, I guess?

Isn’t that just because they download a compressed format?

Setting up HW accel on Jellyfin was a bit more manual than a single checkbox. You have to tell it which codecs it should HW decode and encode. I had some issues with it so left it off for now

no, works fine. there’s an LDAP plugin for jellyfin so you can use the jellyfin internal login page and the server will verify the login against authentik. took some setting up though.

I did no research whatsoever and picked the one I’d seen the name of more often. I figured if it didn’t work for me I’d try something else, same as when plex wasn’t working for me so I switched to jellyfin. I have no idea how it compares to the other options but it feels pretty solid so far

Finally switched from plex to jellyfin, seems to be ok so far. Needed to make some small scripts for metadata management but it’s running smoothly. Finally decided I’m hosting enough software with user accounts that I’ve made an authentik instance for SSO with each (ofc jellyfin first)

I just port forward right now, so Plex’s system is basically an overpowered dynamic dns. I guess my next option is to self host a dynamic dns on a numbered xyz domain (yk the $1/yr ones)