That’s what they want us to think!

Sorry, did you mean a lifetime membership to Jellyfin? Because I don’t think there is such a thing…

Woah Woah Woah, I dunno if you’re just a troll or whatever, but Slop? I happened to like the movie, but it it’s fine if you didn’t. It definitely had a vibe. But Slop? Are we using slop to mean “something highly artistic and creative that I happened to be meh on” now? Because I was pretty sure we were using it to mean “uncreative middle of the road pandering to everyone stuff” which I think this definitely was not, regardless of how overrated or overhyped you might feel it was.

I don’t really care about your opinion of the movie specifically, we can like different stuff, I’m mostly concerned about the term slop degrading into “thing I just didn’t enjoy”

Great! In that case how do I find an instance that’s accepting new users and large files?

Probably just some dude’s instance, I probably found it on a list or something of open nodes.

And I’m sure it runs fine, but does it handle long videos with low views?

I made some videos about a trip to Japan I took once, and I uploaded them to YouTube but because I’m an Open Source person I also tried to upload to PeerTube since they’re all CC media. I think the one that was 20 minutes long failed to upload, so I didn’t even try with my hour long ones.

I just decided it wasn’t ready.

As much as YouTube isn’t the friendliest company, I have to give them props at a technical level. I think a lot of people underestimate how hard it is to support something with so many huge files, at different levels of resolution, loading in a second, etc etc.

The only technical problems I have with YouTube are the things they intentionally are doing to try and mess with people.

Since Linux 5.2 you can actually make the (ext4) filesystem case-insensitive, per directory. If you’re into that kind of thing.

If you want movies you use Radarr, and if you want TV Shows you use Sonarr. And if you want either of those to use torrent sites to find things rather than Usenet, you setup Prowlarr to convert from those random sites into the format Radarr and Sonarr support.

There are others, but that’s a place to start.

True! But I’m pretty sure most, if not all, LLMs remove all whitespace as, like, step zero of their process as they tokenize stuff. So the LLM is literally blind to the data this contains.

That’s true, but JMP holds a balance. So you could put a bunch of money into it and then forget about that for a while and it’ll truck along until you run low. If you feel like that’s similar enough.

Maybe Citizen Harry, so we know it’s not just any Harry?

True! It’s not unique to the right, but I do think it shows up there a lot. It’s a very Objective view of the world (there is a Right and Wrong, outside of culture), and there’s more objectivity on the right, and more subjectivity on the left. Not universally, but more.

I think the way this manifests on the left is actually pretty different, perhaps even the opposite, to the way it shows up on at least the current right.

The current right has Good People who can do no Bad, no matter how much wrong they do. So they can get away with a lot, even in the face of overwhelming evidence, and their base will support them anyway because they’re still a Good Person.

Whereas on the left we’re maybe a bit quick to dismiss someone outright, or lose the forest for the trees, because we think of ourselves as the side of Morality. So there can be a person who does a lot of good, and seems like a Good Person, and then one thing can come out about them, maybe not even a substantiated thing. Maybe something they did 25 years ago, that they would never do today, and in an instant everyone has flipped on them. You see, people are either Good People or Bad People, and if you’ve done a Bad thing, you must not have been a Good Person afterall! You were a Bad Person in disguise! Thank goodness we caught you and ousted you, so we can continue to be the side of only Good People.

Shouldn’t we be the side of spectrums? Of forgiveness? Of growth, and healing, and learning, and rehabilitation? Grace and second chances?

I mean, don’t get fooled over and over by the same grifter, but there could at least be some room to say oops, sorry, and then do better going forwards.

Right exactly! Like the sibling comment says, in their minds Trans people are Bad. You can tell because “they’re sick”. (I don’t believe this, I’m mimicking this mindset). Minorities are Bad. You can tell because they don’t have money, they do different stuff than I do, which is Good stuff, and they do crimes and are bad parents or whatever. Doesn’t matter what.

So anyway, this Knight of Justice, Paragon of Good, was out there saying the Good People are being passed over in favour of the Bad People, which is obviously unacceptable. And that the problems with society aren’t caused by Good People, they’re caused by Bad People. And then right in the middle of his speech, a Bad Person shoots and kills him! How do we know they were a Bad Person without knowing who they are? It’s self-evident because no Good Person would kill another Good Person.

This is like if Superman died, and then the credits rolled! That’s not the way this is meant to go! This is an afront to nature! This is a tragedy. To them.

Absolutely true. But it’s relatively easy, I assume, given that webm is just a subset of mkv anyway, and why not!

It’s actually, sadly, quite easy. In her mind there are no shades of grey, no systems, no circumstances. There are people who are Good People and people who are Bad People, and which people are which is self-evident and not as related to their actions as you might think. It’s just a case of identity. They’re Good when they do bad things, and Bad People are bad even when occasionally doing good.

And so celebrating the death of a Bad Person is honorable, obviously, and celebrating the death of a Good Person is sickening and deplorable. Clearly.

And if I agreed that this was the way the world was, I’d probably agree with her. Unfortunately for me, that seems fucking nuts.

It’s highly popular in the anime scene for its ability to contain original audio and dubs and a few subtitle tracks, including custom fonts for some of the subtitle formats that are feeling particularly special.

I know this is just a me thing… but I think there’s a lotta "me"s on here. I wish they’d used “JESUS CHRIST, GAZE INTO YOUR ORB” or something instead. The idea of “turning on” an orb just really rubs me in a bad way.

PieFed is a completely different codebase than Lemmy, but that is aiming for the same paradigm and uses compatible federation so they’re cross compatible.

So it’s basically another option for people running instances to pick running a PieFed instance over a Lemmy instance.

That having been said, I heard they built some features Lemmy doesn’t have that people like. Like I think I heard it groups the same link posted to multiple communities so you can see a more overall sense of the discussion? Or something? I haven’t used it…

I personally feel like “canSOMETHING.ca” is redundant and bugs me for some reason. You don’t have to care about how I feel, but if you do then I’d avoid the “can” ones.

I like “ourclassifieds” most and “fleamarketplace” second, personally.