yeah, but it’s probably still broken? F-Droid builds from source and ignored the pre-built database driver binary for Isar…

Umm, not sure about that :P

But name-wise I always thought that Plexamp was for of an inspiration than Winamp anyway. Finamp doesn’t have skins or visualizers, and is mobile first after all.

The beta wasn’t available on F-Droid since they don’t have great support for beta channels, but now everything should be set up for F-Droid to be updated. The new version is already registered with F-Droid, but they build the app themselves instead of us submitting it, and that can take a day or two. We are definitely trying to have the F-Droid page updated too!

Hell yeah 🎸

Specifically, they’re chanting “We stay dumb and the rich want war”

Okay, good! I’m on the fence about trying to “fix” this in Finamp, because there’s clearly something wrong on the database, and that shouldn’t stay that way.

Can you take a look at this comment and the issue in general, and see if any of the proposed steps fix this?

That’s an issue with the Jellyfin update, you’re have to re-scan your library to fix it.

Haha we will have a proper post as soon as the Play Store and App Store reviews are through. But thanks for sharing anyway ^^

Why not V4.1 Flash? I know it’s hard to keep up with these releases.

But yeah, for personal projects it’s pretty great, but I honestly don’t want to become “stuck” with it, where I am not able to fix my setup without relying on AI.

Everyone does now

“potentially”

OpenRouter is like a market place for AI model providers. So other companies can offer access to AI models through their servers, and OpenRouter will expose them to you via a unified interface. When you send a request to a certain AI model, OpenRouter forwards that request to the currently cheapest provider that’s available.

So it helps you get easy access to thousands of models for a competitive price, without having to pay tens of different providers and figuring out which is cheapest and such. It’s a convenience thing, mostly.

Actually, the article points out that this is a bubble just like any very disruptive technology in the last 200 years (nothing new). But the focus is on the analysis that a lot of private and public investment is now unknowingly based on the valuations of these AI companies, so if their valuations go down, it could have devastating effects of anything from private investments to public pension.

They are not discovering that this is a bubble, just that it popping is likely to affect us more than most people would think.

what the fuck

I’m pretty sure it’s an OpenClaw bot, operating autonomously

Wow, they’re not holding back!

And Bandcamp officially supporting OpenSubsonic clients wasn’t on my bingo card for sure!

So to answer your question: OpenSubsonic is only for music, and Jellyfin does much more than music. Adopting OpenSubsonic would mean maintaining two APIs, which doesn’t make a lot of sense.

Meanwhile Navidrome is adding Jellyfin API compatibility to get access to more clients :P

wait, what kind of redundancy setup do you have? how did you add 20 TB with just a single HDD?

Why would you host it? I just downloaded the zip archive a while ago to have a backup in case the service goes down, but I don’t really know any lrclib integration that supports providing a custom API URL anyway.