No it doesn’t?

> Boolean(null)
false
> Boolean('null')
true
> null == 'null'
false

less cool

Literally

Wait, did I get this right – you were in the bathroom with him and he blocked you from exiting by essentially starting a game of “the floor is vomit”?

wrapped in plastic

Jul 25

You probably meant the SM58. The 58 is the prototypical singer’s mic.

Yes

Not at his expense IMO, but poor taste anyhow

a master at knowing what will make someone click on his videos

Coincidentally also a master at knowing what will make me never click on them (yes it’s the horrifying face he makes)

Bravo

The Aristocats!

Not me, but I like dot@dotat.at

https://dotat.at/

Amen. I’m currently using Iosvmata, a custom build of Iosevka.

It’s this post: https://sh.itjust.works/post/5513795

I found it funny. I no longer find it funny

Photopea is excellent, but FOSS it is not.

Miners with jetpacks sounds like something straight out of a Commodore 64 game

Like the parent said, it surfaces old (as in years old) posts as “hot”. Not sure if that’s the case still, but I have definitely noticed it before.

The UI on both the NVidia Shield TV and LG webOS apps is much, much snappier for one. There was always a bit of lag navigating the Plex UI.

I have had some issues with subtitles though; Watching a series and going to the next episode, the selected subtitles language won’t persist, and trying to pick the subtitles doesn’t work without backing out of the episode, starting playback again and picking the subs.

Also, Plex had the builtin subtitle search feature which Jellyfin doesn’t have. There’s a plugin, but it doesn’t seem like you can use it on the TV app, only on the web UI.

Still, even with these sharp edges, using Jellyfin feels much nicer and cleaner, as I really wasn’t feeling the commercial / forced account creation / data collection / ads aspect of Plex.