I’m about 1.5 years into it. Lost most passion for the job, but there are flashes of motivation here and there. Considering trying to move into full time development, but that would take a lot of effort. Tired of keeping up with the kubernetes ecosystem too.
Knowing this is a volunteer project, I’d never request renumeration. If I were contracting with a large company, I guess I’d charge 300-500 per day. That’s just based on quotes I get on LinkedIn, as I’ve never worked as a contractor. Also I couldn’t have it interfere with my main job, where I’m also on call, so it would be lower priority.
I have the experience, but not the energy nor passion as I am almost burned out already. I hope you find some awesome people.
You’re really overthinking this buddy and making a lot of assumptions. And not to mention wasting your own damn time.
Wtf are you even smoking? See, another question that you can respond to.
Notice how it was a question? See this ‘?’
My last part was a question, not an accusation.
Lemmy has a smaller audience, so it makes sense to charge more. And everything is getting more expensive these days anyway.
How’s it tinfoil hat? It’s very clear how much tracking is going on if you don’t subscribe. None of this stuff is made up.
It’s more like blackmail tbh. “Pay or i’ll track the shit out of you and sell the data to advertisers”. I can see why people are put off, and I am also. And what’s the guarantee if we pay that the data isn’t collected and sold anyway?
I’m guessing the dev is cashing out and probably doesn’t expect Lemmy to last.
If you have to tell somebody you’re the alpha, then you’re definitely not the alpha.
He means what was formerly called iBooks.
Then you mute slack.
If I’m on call and out somewhere, I don’t want to have to carry two phones.
What are debris services?
I’m trying out jellyfin lately and there are a few frustrations I’ve run into. I don’t have any transcoding hardware, running a Xeon d based server and Jellyfin does not like this. Plex can transcode fine without a quicksync enabled CPU, but Jellyfin is very hit or miss.
The Apple TV app. Been using Plex on Apple TV for years and had zero issues. Tried the Jellyfin app and it is pretty terrible. Even scrolling through movies is problematic as it bugs out. Cant play 4k movies either. I tried using Infuse and it is much better and can play 4k movies. The only thing I really miss from Plex here is sorting movies by year, rating etc.
Mobile apps. Again, problems with the Jellyfin app. It’s very hit or miss whether something will play or not, and usually seeking will make it hang forever.
I’m very tempted to bust out my old Intel nuc and test Jellyfin with quicksync, but I don’t really want to increase my power usage just for one app. So I’ll primarily use Plex for now until I upgrade my server or Jellyfin becomes less demanding.
Shit, I never stopped.
Lemme guess, Germany? Es ist verboten!
Oh well, there goes the removal of my monthly donation.