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by RandomThoughts3 2y ago
You have a lot of assumptions and not a whole lot of actual data at this point. Go sell it, talk to potential buyers, see what works and what doesn’t, get feedback and adapt depending of that. There is no point overthinking it especially if
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by RandomThoughts3 2y ago
OpenLDAP and SSSD via PAM. It’s - well - let’s leave it at not very nice to put in place. It does the job once there however. I am fairly convinced that Redhat, Novel and Oracle probably have a nice interface on top of it all to make it man
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by RandomThoughts3 2y ago
AD is incredibly more popular than Kerberos despite part of it using the protocole. Microsoft is everywhere in the corporate world and most people know of AD but have never heard of neither LDAP nor Kerberos. And to be honest, it's fai
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by RandomThoughts3 2y ago
>> Some of the jobs he can get don’t pay enough to give him the self-respect he feels he needs, and others require him to get along with unpleasant customers and coworkers, and to maintain a submissive attitude toward the boss. Same a
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by RandomThoughts3 2y ago
> This whole article is talking about absentee fathers, but every example is listing why the mother left or kicked out the father. Because the article takes the very rational and supported by the article side that these mothers were actu
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by RandomThoughts3 2y ago
> Are you sure they actually enjoy Starbucks coffee and not its addictive components? That's the same thing. Enjoying the components of something is basically the definition of enjoying something.
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by RandomThoughts3 2y ago
People don't magically cheer for the "good guy" whatever that means. People give to projects they know about and have visibility. Now, if Jellyfin actually needs money, they will have to do a huge outreach push to overcome th
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by RandomThoughts3 2y ago
It's a really bad way of doing things. They are losing moneytary support they will probably never recover and refusing to actually be stewards of their own ecosystem.
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by RandomThoughts3 2y ago
It’s a young project. They still have wind in their sails from the time they forked Emby and can still ride on the hope such a fork brought. That’s not going to last forever. I’m already seeing a lot more comments saying people switched bac
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by RandomThoughts3 2y ago
3 years is nothing especially if you intentionally kill your donations. They won’t come back magically when they will need them. Plus as stated before, they can divert the money to other projects related to Jellyfin themselves. They don’t n
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by RandomThoughts3 2y ago
I think it’s a massive mistake. They currently have 3 years of runway but that’s ridding on the high of the announcement and this communication will dry up donations. Plus, they ask people to donate to clients instead of the core product bu
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by RandomThoughts3 2y ago
That’s significantly moving the goal post. Yes, it’s a given that biodiversity will take a hit for a pretty long time due to human activity but frankly, so what? I personally care more about avoiding millions dying of starvation but you do
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by RandomThoughts3 2y ago
> I think its important to understand that you're never found innocent; only not guilty. You are innocent by default. You can't be found innocent. Being not guilty brings you back to the default state of being innocent. > Se
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by RandomThoughts3 2y ago
FYI, the article is about Nikolaus Matthes who did actually write a very good (but not as good as Bach best according to critics) Passion in the style of Bach in 2019 and why nobody cares. I think it had to be said because, at the time of m
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by RandomThoughts3 2y ago
I had to recreate an account just to reply to this discussion because I'm so appalled by its content. At the time of me writing this, 99% of the comment here are complaining about UTC moving to keep track of solar time or smugly arguin