True, but my point was more of that the referendum does not seek to give advantage to Democrats.

Perhaps naïvely, I have a small degree of hope that the overall electric being unhappy with the Republicans might actually backfire on their redistricting plans.

It’s journalistic malpractice that the title of this article suggests the California referendum will be what tips control of Congress. Congress is tipped, the California referendum only seeks to right it.

To be fair, it’s certainly felt like longer than only one year since the last election.

If you’re in California, this is why you vote. Yes on proposition 50.

One of the downsides of pirating is that I have no streaming service to cancel.

But although our next vacation was going to be a trip to a Disney park, we’ve now changed our plans.

It was a bit of a shitstorm even in the English world. Plex definitely could’ve written the requirements more clearly.

I’m glad a full open-source stack works for you; I wish I could. There’s a few of my Plex users who just couldn’t make the jump to something like Jellyfin (and I’m unwilling to be their tech support), and honestly for me PlexAmp is so good as to make the problems of Plex overall be worth it.

Take care, friend.

Based on your comments, it sounds like maybe English isn’t your first language (no shade; your English is miles better than my any-other-language). But that, coupled with a Plex announcement that could’ve been written more clearly, it almost most certainly was a misunderstanding.

To be clear, when Plex removed their fully-free model, the only thing required was at least one paid subscription in the chain. Your lifetime paid server qualified, and no one else would’ve needed to pay. They haven’t reverted to this, this was how it was when they removed the fully-free model. I agree, Plex does carry some responsibility in making sure it was crystal clear. I wonder if they would’ve refunded your users that paid unnecessarily if you’d asked?

That Plex has continued to enshittify is without question. I just don’t think their paid model is the most egregious example of it.

Must be a misunderstanding. Paid server; users do not need a subscription.

I love the idea of Jellyfin, but since I host for my extended family, and it has to be wife approved (re: easy) plex is the answer. If you already have a plex pass it’s annoying brainer. If you don’t, weigh the pros and cons because there are cons.

Spool up an instance of Plex, and install PlexAmp. Put a handful of your favorite albums on it, see if you like the features and the interface.

There definitely can be profiles. You can either create fully new users (with their own logins, etc) or home users. Assign them restrictions as necessary. Of course this is all done in the plex web app, but user switching is done easily in PlexAmp.

I know the self hosted communities are very pro open source, with which I largely agree, but PlexAmp is such a good player it makes sense to at least try it.

That’s worse than I imagined.

He’s either dead, or deflecting interest in the Epstein files.

RELEASE THE EPSTEIN FILES!

The self-assigned “bias meter” at the bottom of the page is trash.

I don’t discount that argument, but my hope/expectation is without the base and therefore without undying tacit support from congress, the threat posed by Vance isn’t as much as a live Trump.

We know how to solve this, and the infuriating part is the people most affected refuse to listen.

We all deal with this fact differently, and I think it’s why we see some of these macabre opinions.

For the record, you’re right. We should never stop being empathetic.

Fewer conservatives.

Because of the obesity in Mississippi there isn’t “less” conservatives.

Conservatives have the weirdest boner for flags, and against flagburning. A thing that almost never happens.

Sure they do. If congress passes a law preventing gerrymandering, it can. And I’d support it.

I think it’s still being drafted, to be ready for a special election.