Nope, except for maybe Bugs Bunny in a wig.

I understand, repression is what keeps us safe, but it can also be what holds us back.

Could I send you a message? Just to share a resource.

Women can be finsexual. I think the question would be whether you could be into a masculine woman or an effeminate man. There’s also a question of just preferences.

Damn good movie. Such a trippy mix of sci-fi and body horror.

Chu Ishikawa is amazing! Also, if you haven’t heard it yet, Nine Inch Nails did the theme song for the third movie.

I saw it a few more times because I loved the filmmaking surrounding the movie. The acting is really good, and Wayans really surprised me. The mother-and-son relationship was tragically beautiful.

Also, go watch Satoshi Kon’s (sp?) Perfect Blue and you’ll see some very familiar scenes.

Would you like an example to carry on the conversation in good faith?

I don’t know how good of advice this is, but I’ll share what I’m doing.

I believe in “don’t be scared; be prepared” and “I’m not paranoid; I’m ahead of the curve.”

TL; DR: make a hobby out of your fear.

Basically, there’s some comfort in learning about how to secure your well-being, whether it’s by having safe places to turn to, learning how to protect your home and family, securing your tech from spying, having a “kill switch” for your phone, etc. (like GrapheneOS’s duress pin).

Join like-minded communities. Do things that give you back peace of mind.

I have a NAS for storage. The pi sips power, doesn’t make any sound, and runs what I need.

I think it means I can give 1/40 of a shit. We could definitely care less about FuckenYahoo.

I can respect that, especially if the sweat is from some fun.

• Watch: ghost-hunter shows (they put us right to sleep)
• Listen to: post rock (a lot of The Album Leaf and 65daysofstatic)
• Do: recline with a blanket and cuddle

Can someone remind the Latino that he’s a means to an end and not really in the club?

My SO’s skin and hair after a shower.

You you could do most of that with a raspberry pi5, 8GB. With a whole kit, you can get it for under $250. I’m running 3 at my place: 1 for media (servarr stack, JF, Navidrome, Invidious), 1 for the Fediverse (Mastodon, Piefed, Peertube, WordPress), and 1 for anything else.

Edit: I also missed the part about truenas, but you can still run containers on any other OS just fine.

Wish we could have seen that with the naked eye, I can see this being an icon for an app or for a logo of some sort.

The b stands for bussy.

Fuck. Those. Tools. I wonder how much AIPAC money went their way.

Out of those two, I would go with Navidrome. Jellyfin is more monolithic of an app, and navidrome (more specifically, subsonic clients) is more Unix-like (or modular). You can’t edit the tags as easily as with Jellyfin, but beets works really well for tagging and embedding everything from album art to synced lyrics. Beets has great plugins to do all this, including a web app plugin and an auto update plugin.

Edit: I forgot to mention all the frontend choices. Many frontends work for both apps, but I believe subsonic clients have more options.

I’ve used Funkwhale, and I really enjoy it for what it can offer (multiple radios, playlists, and libraries for different types of users) but if you’re not really willing to share your music in the Fediverse, I’d go with JF or Navidrome.

If you don’t really care about an all-in-one media player with a GUI, you could serve your music on gonic and then pick the frontend of your choice. It handles podcast subs, online radio, scrobbling, etc. it also plays well with subsonic clients and beets plugins.