Pokemon ROGUE EX a ROM hack to turn Pokémon into a rogue like (or lite or whatever). You reset to home everytime you lose all Pokémon and you earn money and get new Pokemon to start with. It’s a lot of fun. I beat the second gym, is as far as I am.

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One of the gen 9 pokemon games. I think violet?

I was out with my wife’s family coordinating with my brother by text trying to get it downloaded.

For sure.

At some point, your services could easily warrent it. If you learn it early, it makes it much easier to organize your services and share them with others if you decide to.

Also, if you do decide to use a domain name, you probably won’t be able to use it internally to your network. If you use Adguard, you can use DNS rewrite to only direct your traffic to your server when you’re in your network.

Also, personally, I use nginx, but I’m more than happy to give you any advice on setup or reverse proxy.

I know you didn’t want to, but I’ll bet two navidrome instances will be faster and lighter than JF or Plex.

Lol. Someone sent this to me. Didn’t even notice the name, though.

You can disable downloading if your music is copyrighted. Or a layer for copy left of someone tries to take credit.

I don’t think you’re supposed to host music you don’t have the rights to. I think you’re supposed to post your own music

I’ll need to looking into what s3 is, if it’s someone to consider.

Thank you!

Why do you think it’s firewalled?

Does the web gui work, and just the torrents are failing?

I assume you didn’t forget to open the port on the machine. I made that mistake and it took forever to figure out

Reminder to get a slsk running on machine so the data isn’t lost

If you like Pokemon, check out cassette beasts. Or one of hundreds of Pokemon mods.

This was by far my favorite 3DS game. It was just perfect.

How does ente photos compare to immich?

I’ll admit, I have no idea what the benefit of port forwarding is. I use Mullvad in a Gluten container.

Interesting. Do you just listen on Random all the time, with maybe favorites or whatever?

You’re the best. Only one to actually answer my question.

I’ll be doing this tonight. Thank you so much

Fun story. I never really considered myself an audiophile. At first, I downloaded every song I had as an mp3 or YouTube rip.

Then I ran out of storage space and built a music server.

Then I discovered deemix. At the time completely free

I know deemix wouldn’t last. I redownloaded every song I had as flac, knowing I can’t Begin to take advantage of it. Storage is cheap and I have unlimited data.

So a dap is in my future. Probably in my car. And after some research

I want to listen at work, and paying $20 a year is worth not having to get something potentially malicious

Yeah, this is my current solution. I was hoping I could do cheap enough to just get legal

Is a gift card the way to do it?

I thought I’d be doing a subscription.

So how do I get the gift cards?

This is what I do. But my wife has an iPhone, and can’t.

I also want it on desktop

Lol. Yes.

I download most of my music, but I haven’t gotten a new song in like a year and a half, so I want cheap, desktop something for the once in a while listening.

My wife has an iPhone and pays full price, this is also motivation

You might be able to use funkwhale for this function

I don’t disagree?

They’re going to try what they’re going to try. This won’t sway me, but it might sway someone. In which case, that user is subsidizing me

I use Slskd

Runs as a web app, so I can remotely start downloads and have them drop into my music server

All my music is properly tagged. Navidrome can combine artists and albums across the folder.

Then it’s just down to Deemix to grab it properly tagged. Most of my music is artist/album/song, but plenty is loose or in just artist folders.

I also do keepassxc, dx on Android, and syncthing to keep them updated. What is it you paid for?

Depending how into computers you are, you can get pretty fancy with your setup.

I run slskd on my home computer, through a VPN and access it through the Internet by domain

You might check out privacy guides instead of privacy tools. Basically, the owner of privacy tools wouldn’t make changes that the community wanted, causing privacy guides to be formed.

Read both, form your own opinion. I don’t like how tools has what amounts to ads on it.

Privacyguides.org https://lemmy.one/c/privacyguides

Disagree. It takes very little time to pirate something. Anything.

Also, there are a lot of numbers between 0 and 60 that someone may be willing to pay to play a game. But for a modern game with DLC and stuff, more like 120.

So someone can ignore the ads, ignore not being able to chose a song, and ignore no download. But having to open musixmatch in a separate app is the straw that broke the camels back

Also, if you’re up for the self-hosted life, what comes next is a music server. If you have good access to WiFi or unlimited data, this eliminates storage as a bottle neck. I recommend Navidrome. But something like Jellyfin or Plex can do Movies and TV, if you want a 1 size fits all.

If you’re not, look into Syncthing. You chose a folder on your computer and one on your phone and this app keeps them in sync. After that, my favorite player was GoneMad. It’s offline, with real support for music tags. This allowed song ratings and real smart playlists

Skip Lidarr for your initial move. Use Deemix. You can find links to premium ARLs on the wiki or with a google search (or DM me).

Deemix has an option to sign in with your Spotify account and download playlists. There’s a weird song count limit, and you may have to manually hit some tracks. But this is the way.

You can also do Flac with this setup. You don’t necessarily need it, but if you’re making the move, I recommend it. Since Flac is lossless, there’s never going to be an upgrade.

I know right. What’s Spotify’s goal with this move

What’s it called

It can be argued that the libreoffice dude is providing a service. If you were deeply invested in the windows ecosystem, with most of your apps coming from the store and you also have like 20 windows computers, buying it for $10 is totally worth it.

1 click install and auto updates being the advantage. Not to mention a centralized way to make sure all your machines are running the same version.

It’s not like it’s a subscription or per machine license.

If you’re looking for a round about solution, you can use whatever IPTV provider and link it to your Jellyfin.

This only makes any sense if you’re already using Jellyfin, of course

Fun fact. The Wii 2 was called the Wii u because the Japanese word for 2 is ‘ni’.

Turns out they work, and this is the solution I used. Thank you very much