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Jellyfin came out of Emby if I am not wrong. Something like they took the open source parts and created jellyfin and then improvised upon that.
Jellyfin came out of Emby if I am not wrong. Something like they took the open source parts and created jellyfin and then improvised upon that.
Oh ok thanks. I actually thought ml meant machine learning. My mistake not looking up what .ml domain meant.
One of the biggest bullshit I have seen here in India is that airlines themselves will charge convenience fees for booking from their own website. Like it is not a third party website. It is their Fucking own website.
I don’t know how much does popcorn etc costs in US theaters but here is India, in multiplexes, popcorn costs more than the price of a single ticket.
I hope I am not missing anything if I joined using lemmy.ml.
Thanks for the clarification. New to this website and app so still learning.
Have couple of questions if someone can answer. I went to search for “television” community and found one with more subscribers and nothing after the word “television” and also saw one with very few subscribers and it had “television@something”. So is it like we can have 2 communities with same name? How does one know which to subscribe to?
And this question is specific to wefwef app, I went to the television community page and everything there is big posts each occupying half of my page with a pic or something. How to have this more consice?
I am a reddit refugee here. Would love to be part of this community. Even got a user name I love than the ridiculous one I have at reddit. And this web app that you guys have built is Fucking awesome on iPhone and feels like I am using Apollo.
I installed the app. But have a question. Before logging in, it asks me to select a server. Now I created my account on “.ml” domain so here too I had to selected that only because when I selected “.world”, it told me invalid credentials. Is that expected behavior?
Is this applicable to someone who worked in US for say 5 years on H1B visa and then left the country. I know I paid social security with each of my pay check. Would I be able to get any benefit when I retire (or before)?