Yes shame about Mullvad. AirVPN still allows port forwarding though.

Now days I just stick to private trackers while using a cheap European VPS setup with wireguard. Only saves me a couple of bucks a month compared to VPN service but it adds up.

I keep an eye on my server and trust issues will be fixed in time as more and more users dump Plex.

Who knows what security issues Plex had and I ran that without issue. At least Jellyfin’s aren’t hidden.

This past week I switched my server to Jellyfin and migrated all my users over to it after I just happened across a thread a month ago about Plex charging for remote streaming on the 29th of April.

I never got an email from Plex about the change until April 29th… Scummy behaviour and I’m sure a lot of users and server owners bought their product in a panic as a result.

So far Jellyfin works perfectly, all my users are on Rokus and the app works perfectly on there.

Plex will only continue to get worse so I’m glad I made the jump.

Yeah we can’t make everything.

Not only do most of those low level factory jobs suck we simply don’t have the workers, we’re at less than 5% unemployment.

This is just perceived technological advances in the same span of time, not what games different generations prefer.

While Moore’s Law isn’t dead the slow down is apparent. From game graphics to phones and other areas of life, the perception is stagnation.

For example I’d notice little difference in a flagship android phone from 10 years ago or AAA video game compared to something that came out this year. Hell I might gain some features like a headphone jack or IR blaster.

You couldn’t say the same if you went back 10 years from 2012 to 2002 tech. You’d go from a smartphone to a cellphone that probably didn’t even have a color screen nevermind a camera, web browser, touchscreen etc.