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Ogg at lower bitrates sounded better than mp3 at the same rate. Consumers dont care, but for a lot of game developers the zero patent risk and higher quality shipping with smaller files made Ogg a great choice at the time.

For me? FLACs are the only way… which reminds me, I wonder I can still convert all the SHN (shorten) lossless files I still have. I should get on that before a converter doesn’t exist.

While right on a lot of things, how was windows not shitty from the beginning?

Tesla made 2.8 billion last year from selling regulatory credits. So they really didn’t have to care how many cars they sold. But those surely are going away, so they are going to have to do some other government handout, which Elon is probably hand picking right now.

Weird. That was about 1 paragraph. Wasn’t very much text. Seemed easy enough to read to me.

I joined an instance, I discovered some people who posted some cool pictures and so I added them to my feed.

Maybe try dropping the instance you started with?

I gotta say I am rather meh about it, but that isn’t pixelfeeds fault. I just dont really care to see people posting random shit online.

But I gotta try so I can explain it to people who do because so many businesses (usually small artists) feel they can’t leave Instagram because they don’t know where else to market, and their followers won’t leave because the business is there.

I can’t recommend change without experiencing it so I can help support it.

Why do you have to use whatsapp, let alone, anything? Do you not have free will?

Yes, I think for new users that is very confusing. I find that somewhat confusing and I think I have an idea what’s going on.

Pixelfed is federated, an account can be made with Mastodon to log into different servers. But it seems different from lemmy in that joining one instance doesn’t seem to provide you with a method to view other instances and pick and choose as part of your feed. I think some people find that confusing. Any comments on that?

It is amazing what you can do with so little. My server has nas, jellyfin, plex, ebook reader, recipe, vpn, notes, music server, backups, and serves 4 people. If it hits 4gb ram usage it is a rare day.

Wait! You will get in trouble for that. Instead you need to have an LLC that does that for Profit somehow. Then all is forgiven!

Morning Dew.

I have no issues with Jellyfin. Works well, subtitles are no problem. Hardware decode has never been an issue.

But Ubuntu has always sucked. Debian and docker for jellyfin has been pretty solid…

I use Teams on linux on the desktop with no firefox. You might try that.