Same but I often forget about one hit bands that made “that song” that just rocks and it was super easy to build playlists with recommendations from Spotify. Also, per the readme of the repo, you don’t have to use Lidarr and it will just do recommendations.

Don’t go into slack or discord unless you are able to access every possible chat room. People are weird, neighbors are wierded, neighbors online are absolutely toxic. Theonly alternative is that you have access of all chat logs in the app. Setting up mattermost on a vps would work, but I think there are better options for what app to use. Funny enough Next loud can do everything you want it to do, including slack-lile chat rooms, VoIP, email, contact management, cloud storage, web portal, and you still have access to the logs (in case something wrong happens).

1. You are allowing a large facelesscoorporation that has ties to both government and big tech to setup a back door to your network.
2. Your data is encrypted to the outside world, but all your packets are unencrypted to cloudflare so they can check them safely, and can be easily analyzed by cloudflare before encrypting them to the outside world.
3. Its free so you are the product.
4. They protect scammers.

Should there be OSS?

Don’t have a roomba (shark owner) and me and my two other vacuum cleaners depend on my robot vacuum to help pickup both my godwn retriever and corgi hair on a daily basis.

I know a dude that talks like this… Like I hear his voice when I read this.

Not true, zwave and ZigBee are not required to use the manufacturers apps and you can setup a home assistant server on a raspberry pi in about 20 minutes and never worry about planned obsolescence like this. This is why I never buy WiFi only smart devices that need internet access and an account on an app to control.

Thanks, that’s actually what I’ve been using but I guess something got messed up locally after I copied the data over. Maybe I’ll pass Picard directly over the server side data or try copying the music again because the metadata looks fine locally which was the cause of my confusion.

Ok buddy, go bother other kids now. I obviously know what a VPN is. But you don’t like Jellyfin so keep using whatever you are using and I’ll keep using whatever I’m using.

VPN go burrr

Lol, thanks anyway. Glad your library is not the headache I got

How about… Neither.

I don’t think OP doesn’t know, but I feel like its been said multiple times here, so maybe op either missed it or has a use case where he still wants to use Plex.

I have a Jellyfin server and I don’t need to expose it to the internet. Look at all the posts and comments here about setting up a reverse proxy and to securely expose your server to the internet. But you can also just keep your server locked behind your firewall and only access your network using a self hosted VPN.

With navidrome, my library is a little messed up from what I have on my local and the album art is wrong. Do you know any guide to properly setup navidrome library.

sigh

This is why I switched to Jellyfin and recommend everyone to switch to Jellyfin

I have a local Gitea hosting that backs up to a private gitlab account on their servers.

Dammit, just got a new keyboard on my phone and it’s annoying.

Ok, so it doesn’t exist because of the training data, couldn’t that be achieved by the self hosted users sharing anonymous training data? Or maybe sharing curated playlists to help the suggestions for others? I totally understand some may see it as a privacy concern, but since the ultimate privacy is becoming disconnected to everyone and everything, there might be a level of sharing that can be achieved where users could feel comfortable.

Note, I just woke up and this makes total sense to me right now, so don’t hate me please.

Isn’t Spotify just using an AI? Couldn’t one self host an AI that plugs into the music library and makes recommendations?

What is this?