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10 days agoI recently made www.timedial.org, using mainly HTML 3.2. I tried HTML 2.0, but the lack of tables, fonts and even text alignment was a bit too much.
I recently made www.timedial.org, using mainly HTML 3.2. I tried HTML 2.0, but the lack of tables, fonts and even text alignment was a bit too much.
It’s not great with a family, each with multiple devices. Years ago I used it with a central MySQL db, but it was a huge pain and frequently broke with updates.
As mentioned by others, Jellyfin is an amazing alternative and I’ve been using it for a few years already.
It was great to see that after all these years, and countless hours playing it, I still absolutely suck at it.
Direct link: https://youtu.be/lw4ZjhOukwU
How do the other apps compare to Boost. I was too lazy to try anything else and just switched from Boost for Reddit to Boost for Lemmy when they killed the API.
Kind of hard to see the scale, but the drive that this removable platter would go into, took the full width of a 19" rack.
It once held several megabytes, but now it’s a decoration in my office.