This.
Codilingus
Don't like Kodi? Or problems?
I have their N2+ and its a fantastic device. I use their CoreELEC for Kodi though, which I then use Jellyfin's add-on that syncs with Kodi's library for all the info and watch progress.
Liars Bar. 4 player card or dice "bullshit" game where loser takes a shot at themselves Russian Roulette style. Me and my friends play, it's a lot of fun!
IIRC, they donate massive amounts to nearly all US politicians.
At the very least, I encourage everyone to look up photos of the Vegas Sewer people. I did years ago and it was such a wild and unique thing to see.
You'd think Walmart would come out swinging over this. They basically have infinite money at this point, and a government is indirectly threatening to hurt their profit. You'd think their lawyers and/or lobbyist would be all over this.
In the thumbnail, the guy on the right's violin posture is brutal lol.
Man, years ago I grabbed an add-on for WoW that made a database of everything across all characters. It tracked gold, items, etc, and playtime.... I was not prepared to see i had over a year of playtime.... Which granted, includes AFK and time in queues, but still.
Yep, people have had to use alternative Discord clients on Linux for quite some time.
For anyone curious: Vesktop, ripcord, webcord, and armcord are the ones I tried at some point.
Hah, I just like spreading the good word of piracy. Especially Discord since their app is a piece of shit.
Did you use the addon where you have to access Jellyfin from the Addons menu and then use the weird UI with way too many sub-menus? Their own addon where you add their repo is the best IMO, it adds all your jellyfin media (except live tv) to Kodi's native UI/categories. So all the movies show up under Movies, get their own card, can be opened to see all the scraped online data, like actors, plot, and posters. Same for music and shows.
I personally just love Kodi. It's UI is probably the most intuitive UI I've ever used. It's just so clean and simple, and CoreELEC makes it fast and efficient. The only media format it can't play is Dolby Vision, but all my media that has DV has other HDR fallbacks.
Then if I wanna watch something not on my TV with N2+ everything is synced with Jellyfin, so all my progress is saved and I can for example, pick up on a show where I left off watching it on my tablet with their app. A best of both worlds setup for me.