It could be seen as “forward thinking” in the sense of being open to and accepting of technological progress.
Personally, I think it’s just trend chasing. AI might become deeply useful for many applications someday, but it’s only actually useful for a fraction of what people use it for at the moment.
I use KISS Launcher. Always fast, predictable and easy to find anything I want.
Did you see the epic YouTube documentary series about it last year?
Edit: Here’s the link
Better dunk the whole shebang in raw sewage just to be safe.
Like the old coin operated sandwich shops
A bunch of the earlier ones had their batteries replaced under warranty and are effectively only a couple years old. They’re also dirt cheap and undervalued at the moment.
You could always pick up a 9-year-old Bolt
Also Python as a toy lang and somehow more “nu” than Java despite Java being younger?
He has a fancy current gen MacBook Pro that he uses for his stuff. Then when it’s lesson time he whips out a windows 95 netbook and a daisy chain of adapters from VGA to thunderbolt.
I mean at that point you gotta admire the tenacity
I use Sonarr.
Even if you rip your media, it’s just really good at organizing your media files when you “import” them, plus it can fetch the metadata itself and put it into NFO files, which Jellyfin can both read from and write to, if you enable it. This allows for faster library scans and effectively eliminates the issue of mis-identified episodes/shows.