If you use Plex for Live TV & DVR, your guide data is included in your Plex pass. To get reliable guide data for Jellyfin, you need to either subscribe to Schedules Direct for $35/year (which I did before Plex had Live TV), or fuss with XMLTV. The Plex Pass quickly pays for itself in just guide data, especially if you lock in the current price. Built-in commercial skip and intro/credit skip is also incredibly handy in Plex but requires some custom scripting in Jellyfin.

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KIO with VLC is something that also drives me crazy. I've been using Smb4k to mount SMB filesystems lately. It's not perfect, but it's made my life a lot easier.

It is, but you can sync your bookmarks and send tabs to and from it from other devices. If you use Firefox on desktop, that can be really handy. It's a feature I use daily.

FWIW, there's some unofficial ones in FlatHub. Never used them so no idea if they're any good. https://ancillary-proxy.atarimworker.io?url=https%3A%2F%2Fflathub.org%2Fapps%2Fsearc... Signal FTW

I'd rather deal with lower resolution than drag CAT6 out to my deck. I can live with resolution drops, but this would certainly be nice if it makes that irrelevant.

This could be really nice for cloud gaming. xCloud will sometimes drop resolution on me if I'm on the edges of my Wi-Fi. Getting super-sampled back up again would be great.

Google cleverly abandons all of its video chat products before any of them become popular enough to become a target. Stupid like a fox!

"Google said it planned to maintain Waze as a stand-alone service and didn't plan to conduct any layoffs as part of the reorganization." Someone grab a head of lettuce...

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If anyone has the need, I've found that CryFS works great on any cloud provider. It's the FOSS software behind KDE Plamsa Vaults. Allows you to securely store a virtual filesystem that can be cloud synced with any provider. https://ancillary-proxy.atarimworker.io?url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.cryfs.org%2F

I love my Radeon as well, but it was not easy to find in stock. Really hoping another option loosens up the supply and reduces the cost some! If they do well on ProtonDB, I could be tempted when time comes again. I've always found their Linux and Wayland support to be pretty fantastic.

I really hope this means we get some great Linux gaming cards! It would be nice to have another option beyond AMD for non-proprietary drivers.

My experience is that 2FA for Office requires you to 2FA once and it carries over into all Office365 apps on that machine. So if you log into Word, you're not required to 2FA into PowerPoint, OneDrive, etc. Since Teams is part of O365, it's included in that 1st 2FA auth. At the least the way we are configured. It's possible that's configurable. If you 2FA into a AzureAD-bound Windows device I believe that carries into Office as well. You can usually find this status in Settings->Accounts->Access work or school. Just in case you were curious.

I am, thanks!