I remember especially hating all the extra categories and freemium content plex added that I wasn’t interested in viewing but couldn’t remove (or at least did not find a way to remove).

Not doubting your experience at all. For all I know it’s a new option; I just discovered it, but for the other folks like me still stuck with Plex, most (all?) of this can be disabled in the Online Media Sources setting on the server (yeah - I know 🙄)…

I think the situation under discussion is converting plex users to jellyfin though. Most plex users won’t have a reverse proxy setup because it’s not needed.

I’m ready to replace plex but unless something major has changed in the last several months I simply can’t understand how people feel jellyfin is a comparable solution to plex. I couldn’t even get past the user interface and it falling flat on its face with media recognition.

Well weren’t they falsely indicted on the very last day of the statute of limitations for the crimes in question?

I don’t think double jeopardy would apply, but that would…

(…this is just the opinion of regular guy without formal education or training in the field in question …)

He’d have to feel shame to be embarrassed.

As for Trump’s boast that prices are “sharply down,” voters and data disagree

aka “Reality” disagrees

Don’t forget Ice-T
He’s “a mothafuckin cop killa” so probably belongs on the opposite end as the bad Ice.

After the Senate approved the measure on Tuesday, a senior White House official said Trump will sign the bill when it gets to the White House.

I don’t know what games are suddenly being played but this is sus af

It would be too funny if Texas had to roll back their changes and California was able to keep their changes made in response to Texas’.

The first sentence of the first rule of the community is “Post only links to articles”.

If they can’t be bothered to follow the rules of the community there’s little chance I’d engage with the content of the post 🤣

So I guess Lemmy doesn’t have post length limits?

I may have injured my thumb scrolling…

Former CNN, Fox News and MSNBC journalist David Shuster, who has been closely following Epstein-related developments in Washington, wrote Tuesday that official House rules stipulate that discharge petitions can’t be voted on until after seven legislative days which roll over after the speaker gavels the House back into session after an adjournment. And once those seven legislative days have passed, the speaker has a 48-hour window to schedule the vote.

However, the approaching Thanksgiving recess means that the full floor vote on the Massie-Khanna discharge petition will have to be delayed a little longer. According to the 2025 House work calendar on House Majority Leader Steve Scalise’s (R-La.) website, the House will not be in session after November 20. Lawmakers are not set to return to Washington D.C. until December 1.

Feels like a lot of time for Don John to coerce some Rs to flip

I think it’s the difference between what is “known” and what can’t be denied.

I assume this was coordinated with Democrats conceding on the funding bill now that Johnson will be signing in the Arizona rep who will be the deciding vote to release the Epstein files.

That’s a great point.

I guess this is because DHS/ICE got all the funding and this frees up the DOJ to pursue time and resource sinks like Sandwich Guy?

tbh this is not surprising coming from the crowd that thinks turning the United States into a Shithole Country is actually Making it Great Again

Further enshrining this as the Trump shutdown

Republicans hate when people from blue states move to red states, even if they are republicans. They think they bring the liberal stink with them

I mean we kinda do. I moved from a blue state to a red state and man; I didn’t realize how good I had it. Now I want to make things better here.

I have to imagine at least some republicans come to the same conclusion too.

I think it means Texans will have to purchase one whole New Yorker for each New Yorker who moves to Texas?