I have about 1TB of music, and I’m listening to music all the time. My go-to has been a Jellyfin server with either the desktop client or Finamp on my phone. I used to use Gelli on my phone, but it stopped working a few months ago
To back them up, a DNS sinkhole is incredible and will absolutely increase speeds in the long run
Are you in the US? I feel like if we try to implement something like that, our government (attorneys and equity firms) would find a way to make it just as bad as what we have now with more steps
To add on this, most musicians make little money off physical releases. If they’re an indie group/artist, they’re probably losing money in the hopes that they gain an audience. Shows usually pay artists (but trust me, not always), and merch always gives artists something to keep them going (unless they’re a victim of a 360 deal).
We can’t take that risk
I respect you for asking
I paid over $1k about 10 years ago for music software. My computer killed itself, so I made a new one and redownloaded the software…but the company said I’m an imposter. After years of fighting with them, they refused to activate my paid software despite proving my identity and showing proof of purchase. I didn’t choose to pirate, the system chose for me
That’s what I’ve been thinking too
Pay someone to write your thoughts for you, I’d read it
Simplewall + Pi-hole, all I’ve had to do with this setup is a quick regex change that blocked all the Xbox stuff. Despite what people want you to believe, you don’t have to use Linux
Jellyfin has been the coolest software I’ve spent time learning, highly recommend
You use Chromium, don’t act elitist
Can you give an example? This is the first criticism of Proton I’ve heard
Can I get your sources?
Still, its a weird situation right?
I have permanent Xbox brain, so I’d say they made an oopsie daisy even though I grew up on SNES
That sounds like something that should be ARCHIVEd. Just in case a visitor from a different GALAXY wants to use them in the distant future