I think it started with Linus and Luke of Linus Tech Tips doing a 30 day linux challenge to see what it's like daily driving linix. Jeff of Craft Computing did one recently as well.
I run jellyfin on a kubernetes cluster which accesses my NAS via NFS.
I download Let's Play series off of Youtube and sort them to watch through Jellyfin at a later time. I also download the thumbnails. On June 9 I upgraded the Jellyfin server from 10.9.1 to 10.9.6 and thumbnail importing broke somewhere inbetween those two versions.
As you can see, episode 25 which I downloaded on June 7 has its thumbnail while episode 26 which was downloaded June 12 does not. This happens for all videos I've added. I've double checked that the images are not corrupt and that the file names match.
[Edit]
I rolled back to 10.9.1, did a refresh and all the missing thumbnails were picked up immediately
Based. Unskippable logo screens are a nuisance.
They'd need better writers for one thing. I don't know about Starfield but skyrim and fallout 4's writing was dreadful.
The main mod for this colony was Vanilla Factions Expanded Empire which greatly improves the Empire. I think I got my main pawn to Archcount.
One of my design goals was no rectangular rooms which I think I achieved. The rooms in the bottom left were intended to be guest rooms for royals so they'd be fairly copy and paste aside from colour scheme.
This is my one main complaint about Fedora Linux.
When the video is nearly finished this little box pops up prompting you about what video is going to play next, could we get a button to mark the current video as a favourite?
Through the power of buying two of them!
Through the power of buying two of them!
There'd still be denial.
Is Steam really a monopoly when Valve doesn't try to stifle competition and no other company could be bothered (besides maybe GOG) to make a half decent store?
I was born and things spiraled out of control.
TFW no trains
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