I mean back when I went to school it wasn't very hard to use a livecd to add my own local administrator account to the school laptop. Windows XP wasn't all that when it came to security and as long as you didn't flaunt it the teachers didn't care.
I imagine many in the younger generations had to find web based solutions for what sounds like local apps to us as they weren't allowed to install anything.
Changing a habit/workflow isn't the easiest of things.
anamethatisnt
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In an effort to be more positive amidst all the negativity and bad stuff going on right now, what are you looking forward to?
So the issue is kind of similar to bitwarden; how to protect the premium bits when having an open source core?
They just didn't handle it as gracefully.
https://www.theregister.com/2024/11/04/bitwarden_gpls_password_manager/
Here's the history regarding emby if you're curious:
https://github.com/nvllsvm/emby-unlocked
Yeah, the reverse proxy will need to be able to handle the network bandwidth of your video stream too.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reverse_proxy
Yeah, I've written some custom css to get some better wrapping of libraries and such.
There's also the community themes worth looking into.
https://jellyfin.org/docs/general/clients/css-customization/#community-themes
The space inefficiency is definitely there.
I find that clients, such as Jellyfin, Moonlight and Signal, works just fine as flatpaks but with those three apps my /var/lib/flatpak/ lands on 6.4GB.
When I temporarily had Discord installed it grew to 6.7GB, so the inefficiency is frontloaded and lessens the more of them you use.
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The days are finally longer than the nights and I'm starting to see grass underneath the snow. I'm looking forward to start working in the vegetable garden and being able to have a nice cup of tea outside in the sun.