I would recommend switching already. Even if you don't get ads, Nova Launcher is tracking you and sharing your information with Facebook and other sketchy companies.
I would recommend switching to anther launcher already. Even if you don't get ads, Nova Launcher is tracking you and sharing your information with Facebook and other sketchy companies.
I would recommend switching already. Even if you don't get ads, Nova Launcher is tracking you and sharing your information with Facebook and other sketchy companies.
Fair enough, but in that case please don't ask them to install spyware on their personal computer. A video call for a face to face interview is OK, but what this post described is understandably infuriating.
just tell him you had a past "incident" you don't like to talk about, but that your image shouldn't be on anything that might give away your current location.
I appreciate that you are trying to help here, but I'd advise against that. This is a person who shows little respect for others' privacy or feelings. Telling them a lie like this could easily result in them trying to find out what this "past incident" was, telling other people OP has some past trauma and making them even more uncomfortable.
It should be way more simple: no means no, and you're not entitled to have other people play a part in your videos.
No, please. I NEVER want a computer to take a decision for me (like save or discard changes). I turned off auto saving on Microsoft Office on my work computer after I unknowingly made some changes in a presentation from another team I was just looking at, and it saved those changes without my knowledge nor consent.
I work with several screens, have several windows of different programs open and, unfortunately, sometimes a keystroke doesn't go where I thought I was sending it (I'm probably getting old). Also sometimes windows from a different program come to focus unannounced and capture whatever you were typing or clicking.
Not what you asked for, but if you're using Jellyfin only for music, try Navidrome. I used to have the same system as you: Raspberry Pi 4B, 4GB RAM, and Jellyfin was slow and clunky, eating up RAM. Navidrome is a service just for music (no video) and was much faster and responsive on the Pi 4B.
I know, but what about when I have several subtitle files? Different languages, or maybe several subtitle files I downloaded and want to check which one matches my video? mpv has zero flexibility.
With VLC I can just "Subtitle / Add subtitle track" or add the language code after the filename (video.en.srt, video.fr.srt, video.spa.srt), with mpv: just one file at a time: rename, launch, retry.
Tequila!