And is their Wireguard still limited to 5?
they are here just because they don’t want to be in reddit. So 99% of current Lemmy users.
Convenience. I could use NewPipe... but no, paying for Youtube Premium is easier
No? You just need a VPN server in the location you are connecting to lol.
So, I let others archive those and have digital versions of content I want. I get the appeal of discs, but I also get appeal of no discs (I'm in the latter camp)
My bluray drive flashed with LibreDrive can't burn BD-Rs, at all. Maybe a coincidence with LibreDrive, but it sucks :(
I have only Spotify and Youtube Premium. Spotify because YTMusic sucks (and I have two other family members on it) and Youtube because I spend more than 12 hours/day streaming Youtube. Both of those are super justified. Rest is high seas with Jellyfin, with some exceptions. Right now I'm on a 3Euro Prime Video tier, which I will cancel after Star Trek Lower Decks is over.
if your that passionate about NASs, may I ask how does one negate data loss if a lighting were to strike? or fire?
host everything in VMs and backup to an offsite NAS.
This should be bulletproof, right? When Gluetun can't connect it will kill traffic
Well we have many games that can be compared. Easiest is when the Steam version still has Denuvo for some reason but there is a GOG version
We knew the game would be demanding when MS announced 30FPS only on both consoles. And this time it isn't a CPU bottleneck
Yes. You need a PC that can act as a server (so run 24/7). If you want outside access you would also need a VPN or expose your services to the internet.
I dumped my Audible books. Metro 2035 is around 550MBs, Windows reports 62kbps bit rate. Is that normal? m4b Downloaded with Booklib+AAX Converter
There are uncracked Denuvo games to this day that don't have performance issues. Not everyone is incompetent in implementing it. That doesn't mean I'm defending it (but Reddit/Lemmy will like to take any sort of non-attack as defense sooooo), I'm just saying that there are Denuvo games that don't suffer performance issues.
I have some stuff on Audible but don't want to pay for OpenAudible to De-DRM them. What would be the best place to get those audiobooks? Audiobookbay has nothing I'm looking for.