How the hell do you get Wger working on http only? I always get the CSRF error even after trying their recommendations

Read his comments. He’s likely a 15 year old troll that has learned the word shill just recently

Can you expand on that thought?

And yet here you are on Lemmy, I assume out of your own volition and independent thought

Right and people that don’t know which distros to use will get lost

How are you supposed to get new people in without advising?

It’s too late for this philosophical questions

Sure buddy but this

Do people really have so little self-control that they can’t just not use a network connection if it exists?

Is still a bad take

We get it you’re so much better than others. Let’s ignore all the people with diagnosable disorders such as attention deficits, etc

Is there a way we can help? E.g torrent seeding of the content?

It’s probably more related to you maintaining both side by side (for sure they have incompatibilities) rather than jellyfin. I have absolutely none of the issues you have.

From this thread it seems Plex has astroturfing capabilities

for war and extreme remote areas, everything else is already solved.

Yes and if you read carefully my answers you’ll see that my arguments were all related to this, not the “normal case”

We need open source alternatives

Oh I’m all for Musk to eat shit. I was arguing that satellites are better, not starlink in particular. Lemmy seems to have issues separating their (valid) hate for muskrat with some of his companies or related technologies. And OP was arguing that cell towers are an improvement over satellites? Wth

Why can’t we have a publicly funded satellite constellation?

Yes and we can also use a solution which requires absolutely no cables and digging at all, and that doesn’t disrupt any natural environments and occupies land.

And yes I’m aware of the impact satellites have on the atmosphere. There’s no free lunch.

And wires are not bound by physics? To run cables over such long distances you have to boost the signal at periodic distances to avoid voltage drops and noise

Spoken like a true spoiled city person Good luck getting the necessary infrastructure built (cables, towers, et al) to really remote places. It’s probably more expensive in the long run than having a satellite constellation.