Nothing that matters to the Naruto storyline, no. Filler episodes don’t impact the overall story, just some character focus bits about who they are.

You can always just read the summary for those episodes too.

What I would say among the fillers worth watching are:

• Naruto 101 is fantastic and could be considered canon with what happens later on in the story.
• Shippuden 349-361 is the kakashi back story. Its right in the middle of great story, but IMO worth watching. You could even watch this between Naruto and Shippuden.
• Shippuden 484-500 is adapted from official novels, so some call it filler, others call it canon. I’d recommend it.

Thats about it though. The rest are more of an “if you feel like it”.

Just delete the fully filler episodes and enjoy

I believe I can sum it up:

Don’t

(This message brought to you in conjunction with my most recent experience of 200ish lines of useless generated code a coworker excitedly sent to me to review, and the letters L & M.)

ABB is what I mostly use, going to have to give MAM a go again (didnt really do much audio books for a long while)

If its something I’m concerned about finding to redownload, I just back up the content itself.

Otherwise its just arr’s doing their thing to my specs, so I just backup my arr’s.

Well… Shit. Time to check out meshcore!

Edit: Nah, company driven.

I’ll keep the fully open GPL 3 meshtastic my preferred

You regularly post interesting (and sometimes funny) content!

Yeah I’ve got nothing either. Kind of one of the reasons I’m on db0 actually.

Yeah they are using a pi 4 for this

Ring ring ring ring ring… Obama phone…

It isn’t hitting it locally is the issue. Not an uncommon problem with plex unfortunately, its going out to come back in, so the server and client see it as remote.

Without playback you wouldn’t even be able to see that in the dashboard, which just makes the direction Plex is going so much more problematic.

Like I said, better off using JF.

Remote, yes, they announced you need Plex pass one side or the other for it to work.

Local, no, that shouldn’t happen. Your device isn’t reaching your Plex server locally.

To work around the remote issue, you can VPN to your local network.

But you’re better off in the long haul with Jellyfin as you’re doing now.

Maybe it’ll detect it as mass storage media and give it access to the built in audio system.

It won’t. Both will be acting as host, so thats not going to work out.

What car do you have?

Else, I’ll just use a bluetooth speaker I have at home. I don’t need good audio for “turn left/turn right”, just to hear it.

Didn’t you want to use it for your music as well with navidrome?

I’ve had Waze become useless three times in the span of two years because they pushed updates that made the app unstable enough to not be reliable.

CoMaps may be up your alley, uses OSM.

I’ll try the recovery mode for my phone and see if that helps!

Hope that works for you regardless, it was an absolute pain when my wife’s phone update (Samsung) broke android auto and Bluetooth connections. Especially since I just bought the car a few weeks before.

How do you plan to get audio in? Bluetooth? Wired audio input?

In your first post you were calling it a head unit, which would replace everything. Given the picture, you have a more fully integrated android auto compatible system rather than a traditional head unit, so I understand why the other commenter pointed to that - its similar to what I would have suggested, which would be to get a din cover appropriately sized, then cut out for a screen.

So the question becomes how do you want to hear and/or see? That would decide placement requirements. For example, I have a nice spot in the passenger seat I could easily hide it behind a panel under the dash, but the audio input I’d have to bring over to the armrest. So I’d run a cable under the carpet to the aux input, bring it up the side of the armrest and plug it in.

FWIW, your phone may work nicely by rebooting into recovery and wiping the cache partition. That resolved things for my wife and her car, no issues or trouble since.

Going separate for now, maybe later I’ll go for all on the same

I really should pick up another used thinkpad… I’ve got one for my wife, one for me for work, and I would really like to have a personal in the mix to make my life easier.

Not the person you’re asking but personally I use Jetson nano for some work stuff (and when I upgrade the “old” one is mine), odroid I’ve used for some misc creations and testing, and I’m personally looking forward to trying the radxa x4 as an htpc.

What I am really excited about right now is tossing my recently acquired spare jetson nano on a drone, right now I’m setting it up to walk around with it and test CV before it gets mounted up on the drone.

Sorry short hand for tiny/mini/micro. Lenovo tiny, dell micro, and HP mini, some generic used, some I grab from work after their desktop life is done.

Great little workhorses

My NAS just stores, its my stack of tmm’s that do all the heavy lifting.

Though I use a front end for everything, like jellyfin, audiobookshelf, kavita, etc.

Must not be a good friend if you installed windows on his PC.

A decent prank though.

“The party” is not trying to gain access to the building.

These two reps are.