This is misinformation.
I run my jellyfin behind reverse proxy and use SSO pretty well. There is a OIDC plugin for jellyfin that just works with your preferred SSO.
Indeed Plex is easier to use, and manage all that for you, but this is self hosted community after all, there is smart people capable of running a reverse proxy and a proper SSO.
For the others, Plex indeed is forth paying for (?).
Feels like you patrol lemmy to post again and again the same list of "bugs" about a single specific piece of software meanwhile there is an open war moved by a commercial company against that specific piece of software, so yes this is why I think you work or have some personal interest in Plex.
And the fact you run both means nothing, it only make sense that Plex people checkout the market
Also, jellyfin has real downsides to Plex and security is not one of those.
I am monitoring my stuff, yes, I think its basic selfhost good practice when you expose stuff.
Beside the monitoring, if I got hacked, they did nothing with that hack so, what's the point.
Unless of course all my collection has been converted to porn or something without me even noticing...
I use radicale with great success. Highly recommended. It's simple and barebone, get the job done, doesn't get into the way.
Is it fancy and has bells and whistles? No. But who cares given how solid and easy it is.
It has no web calendar, you need an additional tool for that.
I am sad for them. While its good a Tesla demise for the owner... It's sad for the poor people working the production floor.
Nope, no female pope...
Good thought...
But no, dreams are forgettable because they are built that way: the stuff the brain uses to create memories is disabled during dreams.
This is because, otherwise, you would just keep hallucinating without being able to discern between reality and dreams.
tell me about Picard? I heard of that... Bit never tried it. My collection come from lidarr
I can't get good automatic playlists on navidrome. Nor any good way to automatically mix my collection satisfactory....
sarebbe interessante scoprire chi scrive il software dei bancomat e con quali tecnologie. Non mi stupirebbe che dietro ci fosse un azienda semi sconosciuta che usa sviluppatori sottopagati e con turnover elevato e siano, ormai, dei catafalchi informatici la cui stratificazione sfugge alla comprensione umana...