Oh, it's a war crime. Hence Israel's No Comment on the situation. (not that anyone would suggest they did it...)
But the new new version is designed to be less functional. I couldn't take it.
When I worked IT helpdesk I created my own one of these. Others photocopied it, they were photocopied. Years later I dropped in and saw one of the new staff with my phonetic alphabet stuck to the side of his screen. (I think they were also still using my mainframe login ID)
They have been doing it for months. Taking out anti aircraft defences.
Spider-Man Across the Spider Verse.
It was too long with too much going on. I thought it was about to end twice. But no, it kept on going... I loved Into the Spider Verse though.
I can't see why not, if you know how to set it up. I am sure there are existing docker containers to help you out. But I am a Plex guy, not a Jellyfin expert.
Spotify was OK back when I used it after Google Music died. YouTube Music's algorithm sucked so I used Spotify for about a year. Then I installed Plex for movies and TV but also found it was also great at streaming music. PlexAmp gives me access to a good suggestion algorithm. I made the decision to give them my $$ instead. Now with lidarr+scripts I can have any music I want with almost zero effort. Plus, as the OP said, I get the fun little side hobby of music curation.
This is the way. I stopped for many years after I stopped using Winamp. But it is back on after setting up Plex to last FM scrobbing.
What are some FOSS programs that you think are a far better user experience than their counterparts?
I have been using MPC as long as I can remember. Never could make the jump to VLC. Currently run MPC-BE.
I think my very first voting experience was the republic referendum. I really didn't know what I was doing or how to research. But all these years later, I stand by my vote.
I am voting Yes for The Voice because team Yes have put up an good case for it. Team No have yet to convince me otherwise; Everything I read is either vague speculation or miss information.
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The previous NSW Gov implemented a choice model of one big Stamp Duty payment or ongoing yearly payments. All it did was increase the price of houses by the amount of the Stamp Duty, and also increase rent as landlords could offload the yearly cost to the tenants.
The choice was removed again by the current Gov.