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There is such a massive amount of content now that there are many, many excellent authors and creators that you have never heard of

It does seem like it's gotten a lot more popular with western audiences in the past like 2-3 years

Exactly what I was about to post

That's true, my point was just that a broken rib doesn't mean you made a mistake during CPR.

*arrs / Jellyfin on a custom NAS running unRAID

For my daily driver tv, it's an android TV with the projektivity launcher (maybe spelled that wrong, but I'm pretty sure there's a k in there). It is a huge improvement over the stock launcher.

I'm also working on a media TV for my wife that's actually a NUC running mint. Suboptimal distro choice but I want her to be able to use it as a desktop if she needs. On top of that is flex launcher to launch Jellyfin, YouTube, steam link, etc.

I had tried to make KDE bigscreen work but just could not get installed for the life of me.

Working critical care during the worst parts of the pandemic

Is there a way to find an existing building? Like, I know I have a carpenter built but where the fuck is it? That's the qol update I was hoping for

Considering how much content is meant to generate RAGE, yeah probably

Despite increasing knowledge, there is still a lot we don't know. People will always use religion to fill the gaps in our knowledge. Especially the questions, "why is there something rather than nothing?" And "what do you experience when you die", which imo are unknowable (although we've got pretty good evidence for the latter answer being "nothing")

Yeah do it there is basically no downside. I agree with others that you may have trouble with the ads in streaming services. On my android TV, YouTube ads, for instance, aren't blocked by pihole.

Pick out books for each other to read