

Mike Birbiglia has a really funny bit about this. Calling the shampoo, body wash, tooth paste, “sham-paste”. Of course watch his comedy special as my comment won’t do it justice. I think of it everytime I’m in the bath aisle at a store.
lambda is the time window over which a process is observed for determining the working memory set for a digital computer’s virtual memory management.
Mike Birbiglia has a really funny bit about this. Calling the shampoo, body wash, tooth paste, “sham-paste”. Of course watch his comedy special as my comment won’t do it justice. I think of it everytime I’m in the bath aisle at a store.
Tailscale hasn’t removed features yet. When they do, I’m sure there will be a similar outrage.
Is it a rule? I’m not Catholic
WAF??
SSO plugin is good to know about. Does that address any of the issues with security that someone was previously talking about?
Thanks! I’ll read more through it when I have the chance!
Thanks!
I’m more interested in the fail2ban setup. How did you do that for Jellyfin? Is it through a plugin?
I use Tailscale right now. Which, in fairness, I didn’t state in the post. However, I was hoping to share it more similarly to how I used to with Plex. But, it would appear, I would have to share it through Tailscale only at this point.
Clients are built to speak directly to the Jellyfin API. if you put an auth service in front it won’t even ask you to try and authenticate with that.
But, is that a problem with Agile or with your company? That’s my point.
Disagree. My company does it well and I think it helps productivity across the board. My last job called our process agile and it was really just water-scrum-fall. Which was horrible and we devs were all miserable.
What did you write a bridge for? Like what service did you connect to?
I also didn’t watch the video. I’ve watched two about this already though and it’s not persistent between reboots. But, other than that, it’s pretty useful. You can run homebrew to directly answer your question.
That wouldn’t get you paid though.
That’s the dream.
True.
Well said. Some of the most talented devs I know use Stack Overflow. It depends on how you use it.
TACO?