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A place to share alternatives to popular online services that can be self-hosted without giving up privacy or locking you into a service you don't control.
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I'm going to shame people for using something that used to work well. This will help me by making me feel superior, and it will help others by shaming them. What a good idea I've had!
Do you really feel attacked by this post?
Attacked? No this post alone doesn't make me feel attacked.
Though it's about weekly that we see a post saying essentially "there's no reason anyone should still be using Plex...", or "jellyfin is superior to plex because of x and y". And honestly, it's tiring and it feels forced. Like if jellyfin were so perfect, would it really need this many posts propping it up?
Anyway, what bugged me about this post was the level of smugness. "Does Plex even count as self hosting?" Please, can it.