I made an NFC/QR code card for my wifi details at home, and that also includes the details written in clear text on the card, since some devices simply don’t do QR (or NFC in my case).

Someone pulled some DRAM cost graphs, and with the >500% increase that’s happened, the Deck did have to rise at least $200 to remain viable.

We really can’t have nice things, first crypto and now AI insanity is really doing its best to remove computing as an affordable hobby.

It doesn’t really solve my use-case, since we do a combination of direct stream when possible, as well as local sync/cache but only for transcoding purposes. As well as local users only, with the federated sharing taking care of permissions, so that we don’t transfer user information between eachother.

Jellyswarrm is certainly a lot closer than other solutions people have suggested though.

The lack of library sharing is what’s keeping me on Plex.

The ability to watch media across servers, and even transparently pull it for local transcode when necessary is just an amazing feature.

More expensive than the base-level Xbox/PS controller, but cheaper than their pro-version - as well as the Joy-Con 2s.

I’m down for it, nobody else is doing trackpad controllers after all.

What I’m hearing here is that they really need to build a flatpak, so there’s a sane install method for it.