I use SyncThing on all my computers with my phone. I’ve setup my phone to just not sync certain folders with Ignore Patterns

I’ve been looking into tube archivist actually. Want to get it set up soon and try it out.

Auto downloads, direct to Jellyfin, rules set up to delete them afterwards

https://github.com/tubearchivist/tubearchivist

True. Either wah I personally download all my music in flac/mp3s so I can have exactly what I want regardless of which service its on or not.

Well ideally nothing gets injected and you control your playlists yourself so you can choose high quality releases

YouTube Music has the biggest music catalogue since you can mix and match official and unofficial releases in your playlists.

I have not been quite satisfied with any of the self hosted streaming solutions or apps. There’s always an annoyance I have with all of them.

Just using MusicBee and syncing a subset of my library to my phone has worked the best. Syncing it using SyncThing.

I see the /s but you can always only sync a subset of your music.

This is what I do. I manage my music with MusicBee and sync a subset of the library to a folsee which is then synced with my phone.

Hmmmm. I’m not even complaining about that. Considering you can’t roleplay in a TV show, guess the writing can have potential.

Just trying to refute your points about the writing of the games. I understand why the TV show would be based on something that has mainstream appeal. That makes a lot of sense.

Well New Vegas was amazing, and not written by Bethesda. 3 and 4 on the other hand were pretty weak regardless of how well they sold.

I don’t see how those games being less remembered discredits the fact they had solid writing and plot.

Popularity contest does not correlate with high quality.

Fallout 1, 2 and New Vegas are well known for high quality dialogue and plot. The Bethesda games on the other hand…

I thought he was co-opted by the left to piss off the right

I’ve been disappointed with most sonic/Navidrome apps so I haven’t gone all in with hosting my music that way. I’ve been sticking to mp3s

From my notes: Most apps do not support or have a weird implementation of offline music. Some don’t allow you to swipe to go to next/previous track. Some just look ugly

But there are:

• ultrasonic
• Tempo
• subtracks
• substreamer
• dsub

+1 for Obtainium

It’s super good

It’s the equivalent, but does the software make use of the ROCM if they are programmed for CUDA?

Yeah, the deck has really increased my trust in AMD hardware.

I was straight up thinking of going to AMD just to have fewer GPU problems on Linux myself

itsfoss.com

I saw a YouTube clip explaining that they use a secondary drone to boost the signal to get around some of the jamming.

The game of cat and mouse continues.