The CLR (the reactor to create the medicine) costs about US$300-500 to make according to their website. Then there’s actually figuring out the software. They don’t sell recipes,as it were, so there’s time involved as well.
I’ve been poking around their site tonight after I saw this posted to another community. It’s worth looking at, imho.
Exactly. They’ll be signing contracts with “AI” coding farms in India which will just be staffed by overworked and un(der)paid interns and/or junior devs.
There’s the issue - anyone with any sense or sensibility has left The Xitter. All that’s left are the bots, the unknowing, and the attention whores. Xitter is the new Facebook.
Thank you very much for the response! I want to do offline on my phone as well. The Emby server is for me and a couple of friends plus I have been wanting to learn more about media servers and all the -arrs
I've been lurking here for a while, trying to learn and set up my own stuff. I'm starting off with music. I have a few thousand files in different formats and plenty of duplicates.
I already have an Emby server set up and it works very well.
However, is there a music manager that will help me find and eliminate duplicates?
I'm using Linux Mint and I'm still figuring out how to set up the various users and groups so that the software can access where my music is stored.
I'm thinking Lidarr but - as mentioned - something about setting up users and a media group and doing the permissions is not clicking.
For Emby to work, I've made the music directory a shared location and opened guest access.
Any pointers to step by step guides on any of this would be very helpful as well.
This is the kind of person who thinks you can grow and sell a million tomatoes in one year. It’s all about “the hustle” - physics and reality be damned.
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