

I think what they mean is that things like Traefix, arr, et al are means to an end. The ideal situation is that you don’t need to touch them after they’re set up. Jellyfin, on the other hand, is something you actively sign into and use
Thought to have been an ordinary falling star.


I think what they mean is that things like Traefix, arr, et al are means to an end. The ideal situation is that you don’t need to touch them after they’re set up. Jellyfin, on the other hand, is something you actively sign into and use


Not a bad idea. How would one do this?
Space Invaders Pocket! One of the more complete Space Invaders collections.
…Also Space Invaders Extreme, although the DS version is preferable.
There’s a really nice port of Dariusburst, too. And N+ is always a good time on any system.
It requires Windows 11 the same way Halo 2 required Vista.


The X68000 port of Galaga '88 is indistinguishable from the arcade original, but it also includes an extra Arrange Mode, which replaces the enemies with characters from other Namco games.
(I’m also fond of the PC Engine conversion of the same, but I don’t know if I’d call it a superior experience)


I appreciate this classic meme


Syncthing. Absolutely ace bit of software. I remember it being a little questionable in 2013, but today it performs exactly the same task, just more reliably. Love it.


I’ve found a few things it won’t open that 7-Zip will, but they’ve been very few and far between.


“Defeated warriors go to war first, and then seek to win.” - Sun Tzu


Then use Unsplash or Pexels. Lots of high-quality stock photos for free!


Counterpoint: if I see a generated image then I’m immediately checked out, and I know of many, many people who do the same. Doodling on a post-it would be preferable
And here I am, with glorious AD240p
What difference would it make?