I’m guessing it’s more of a critical thinking issue.

“Huh, that’s a weird number. I wonder why that is…” is harder than “That number is associated with Nazis!”

That being said… Maybe 1Password should offer an annual subscription discount. Both because buying in bulk often comes with a discount, but also to avoid the number that’s associated with Nazis.

Are you accessing your media from outside of your network?

I have heard that you need to set up a VPN for Jellyfin to securely use your media library remotely. Plex handles all of that for me so that I don’t need to deal with it.

Thank you so much!

It happened again this morning, and I was finally able to track it down with Nice Catch.

I had mentioned the Libre app in the post because it was the only app I had whose notifications would make noise while on vibrate. I thought I had disabled notifications, but it’s clearly still doing something in the background.

I guess it’s gotta go.

That’s an interesting explanation for why the phone is making noise while on vibrate. Hopefully I can figure out which app is responsible.

Wow, that looks like a nice app; I’ll give it a shot. Thanks!

About a year ago, I installed kubuntu on a laptop that couldn’t officially support windows 11. So far, I’ve only had minor annoyances.

I had a program that wouldn’t work when I first switched, despite being supported. I installed MakeMKV from the built-in repository, and it wouldn’t detect my optical drive. I installed from a separate repo, and it still wouldn’t work. I compiled it from source, and I don’t think it even launched anymore. Then one day, while randomly flailing, some combination of uninstalling, reinstalling, and random commands I found online made it work for no reason I could discern. I haven’t had a problem with it since.

If my optical drive can’t read a disc, the eject button doesn’t work. I have to either reboot or use the terminal to eject the disc.

Every once in a while, something (presumably Firefox) locks up the entire system. Mouse won’t move, keyboard is unresponsive, the works. It’s a decade-old laptop, but it had a decent processor for the time, and I upgraded the RAM, so that shouldn’t really be happening as often as it does.

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