Jellyfin to quadruple their prices following Plex's price increases (old.reddit.com)
from eager_eagle@lemmy.world to selfhosted@lemmy.world on 22 May 19:18
https://lemmy.world/post/47217607

If you haven’t seen it yet, we recently made the announcement that starting July 1, 2026, the price of “Jellyfin Premium+ One Super Unlimited (with Ads)” will increase to $0.00 USD*. There has been a lot of enthusiasm regarding charge backs, and we’re simply blown away by the community’s response.

As we’ve had a high volume of inquiries, I’d ask if you could please wait until I’m off the support email shift to reach out about this issue. I’ve attached our schedule so you’ll know when it is safe to reach out.

Thanks, and happy streaming!

*Example price in USD. Exact pricing in other currencies may vary.

#selfhosted

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Canconda@lemmy.ca on 22 May 19:37 next collapse

lol they got me.

eager_eagle@lemmy.world on 22 May 19:39 next collapse

something is wrong with my instance, I’m not getting any ads here

WalrusDragonOnABike@reddthat.com on 22 May 19:54 next collapse

Perhaps you paid x10 extra to get it without ads?

corsicanguppy@lemmy.ca on 22 May 23:07 collapse

Ooh, good deal.

GreenCrunch@piefed.blahaj.zone on 22 May 23:59 next collapse

Thank goodness your subscription fees fund a quick and helpful support department! Open a ticket and they should help restore your ads!

Shizzymcjizzles@fedinsfw.app on 23 May 11:14 collapse

You poor bastard. How do you even consume enough to sustain?

Zachariah@lemmy.world on 22 May 19:41 next collapse

Thank goodness I got a lifetime Jellyfin license years ago!

BonsaiBoo@lemmy.world on 22 May 19:42 next collapse

I just keep getting the cracked versions

exu@feditown.com on 22 May 20:43 collapse

Yeah, some dude named jellyfin on Github keeps uploading the latest versions

frank@sopuli.xyz on 22 May 21:49 collapse

Eh, I’d rather fork out the money than try the 1% chance GitHub is up to download it. Piracy is a service issue

Dultas@lemmy.world on 22 May 22:12 collapse

Just mirror it locally in that small GitHub uptime window.

mrmaplebar@fedia.io on 22 May 20:59 next collapse

Yeah, I really missed the boat getting in on it when it was $0.00...

Now I'd better get it at $0.0 before it shoots up to $0 next year.

Zachariah@lemmy.world on 22 May 21:02 next collapse

yeah, the cynic in me thinks they’re just stoking the fomo to get more sales

GreenCrunch@piefed.blahaj.zone on 22 May 23:58 collapse

I paid $0.02, but due to the penny shortage it rounded down to $0.00.

adarza@lemmy.ca on 23 May 02:03 next collapse

if taco johns sold it for that, it’d cost you $0.05. they round even 1c or 6c up to the next higher nickel.

v4ld1z@lemmy.zip on 23 May 17:06 collapse

In Ukraine, you’d regularly get a box of matches instead of the equivalent of pennies in small stores because they’re nigh useless there

Admax@social.tchncs.de on 22 May 21:01 collapse

@Zachariah
@eager_eagle
Have you not heard ? They will stop honoring it after the next update for totally reasonable reasons.
If you are quick you could get the special 20% off discount on your first month that they are offering to their highly esteemed lifetime subscribers !

TheTechnician27@lemmy.world on 22 May 19:56 next collapse

I’ll bet they’re using dirty rounding tricks too to misrepresent the price. For all we know, it could be as high as 6600 Iranian rials. Outrageous.

suxen_tsihcrana@anarchist.nexus on 23 May 03:18 collapse

I only have Francs, can you convert?

expatriado@lemmy.world on 22 May 19:59 next collapse

it’s a gimmick guys, this is done so the memorial day 75% discount sale sound like a good deal, don’t be sheeple

Kirk@startrek.website on 22 May 20:01 next collapse

I got the lifetime plan on Black Friday back when it was $0.00 I’m really glad I did that now

androidul@lemmy.world on 22 May 20:07 next collapse

dammit we have to donate even more now

jjlinux@lemmy.zip on 22 May 20:18 next collapse

I’m never paying for that. Another Open Source software enshit…

Wait, never mind, my wife canceled out JF subscription to be able to buy q new purse and some shoes.

Carry on boys.

CaptDust@sh.itjust.works on 22 May 20:24 next collapse

Any changes to Jellyfin Premium+ One Super Unlimited (without Ads) this time? They just doubled it last year, if it goes any higher I’m out. I’m not gonna watch ads.

Reannlegge@lemmy.ca on 22 May 20:31 collapse

I heard that it was going 10x 🤪. My suggestion get a pihole and don’t pay the, checks calculation $0.00, plus you get ad blocking on a lot of the web.

aeronmelon@lemmy.world on 22 May 20:26 next collapse

This is how you capitalize on someone else’s mistake. Made me actually laugh.

It reminds me of Apple’s response to Vista’s pricing tiers in 2007.

During the Apple keynote that year they said there was going to be an OS X Basic for $129, an OS X Premium for $129, an OS X Business for $129, and an OS X Ultimate for $129.

CompactFlax@discuss.tchncs.de on 22 May 20:54 next collapse

Vista pricing tiers were absurd. It still is, but vista was extra.

rumba@lemmy.zip on 23 May 03:09 collapse

yeah, it wanted a new computer. I installed it on a few boxes at work, it was pretty. In the end, driver issues and slow perf made it unreasonable

rumba@lemmy.zip on 22 May 23:13 collapse

Few people even wanted vista for free

jinwk00@sh.itjust.works on 23 May 02:59 collapse

Even better when the world couldn’t afford such outrageous required specs at that time, most were searching for low cost “netbooks” iirc

4am@lemmy.zip on 22 May 20:38 next collapse

I remember I got Jellyfin Lifetime for only $0.00 back in like 2018 before that started unlocking all their new features behind a nonpaywall

favoredponcho@lemmy.zip on 22 May 20:49 next collapse

See, Jellyfin is just as bad as Plex. /s

carrylex@lemmy.world on 22 May 20:54 next collapse

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archchan@lemmy.ml on 22 May 20:59 next collapse

I’d rather donate $750 to Jellyfin than pay $750 to Plex for Lifetime.

Everyday0764@lemmy.zip on 23 May 00:24 next collapse

that’s the neat part, you can’t. He does not accept donations. I tried

too_high_for_this@lemmy.world on 23 May 00:59 collapse
SreudianFlip@sh.itjust.works on 23 May 03:13 collapse

No, really. We don’t actually need your money. At least, not here and now.

We have over $24,000 in the bank, and with average monthly expenses of only ~$600, that’s over 40 months (3.3 years) of runway! So, we have plenty of money for the near future.

Thus, at this time, we want you to seriously consider donating to the authors of Clients you use, instead of (or in addition to) the main project. Client support is the hardest part of the Jellyfin ecosystem to keep going, and most of them are maintained by only a single person or very small team.

  • Joshua Boniface, project admin

So give that applause-cash to a jellyfin client dev!

TrickDacy@lemmy.world on 22 May 21:23 next collapse

I know I’ll be downvoted to oblivion but I’ve never had good luck with jellyfin. Plex has a lot of issues but in terms of just working, it’s been far superior ime.

OldChicoAle@lemmy.world on 22 May 23:39 next collapse

Have you tried trying again?

TrickDacy@lemmy.world on 23 May 00:16 collapse

Actually yes, I’ve tried jellyfin like 3 times now. I’m sure I’ll try it again.

Nefara@lemmy.world on 23 May 00:30 next collapse

You’re not the only one. I’ve been having an issue where Jellyfin just decides to use 90% of my server’s memory and cpu just for giggles and I haven’t had the time to unravel it so it’s just unusable at the moment.

vagrancyand@sh.itjust.works on 23 May 00:53 collapse

Turn off transcoding and/or unify the codecs on your totally legally acquired library that you legally ripped yourself.

DokPsy@lemmy.world on 23 May 01:27 collapse

When did you last try cause comparing now to a few years ago is night and day

TrickDacy@lemmy.world on 23 May 01:29 collapse

Eh, probably 10 months ago.

GreenKnight23@lemmy.world on 22 May 21:34 next collapse

huh, funny. if Plex did something like this all the jellies would lose their fucking minds.

but no, y’all keep rolling around in the toxic waste dump you call jellyfin.

AugustWest@lemmy.world on 22 May 22:36 collapse

Read the post title and rushed straight to the comments?

GreenKnight23@lemmy.world on 23 May 02:30 collapse

no, I know it’s all in jest. but similarly if Plex would mock jellyfin like this the jellies would be big mad.

moopet@sh.itjust.works on 23 May 09:43 collapse

What would there be to mock? They could talk about bugs or features, but those are things that get updated with time on JF as well as Plex. Every other change is to do with enshitification which is a proprietary issue.

GreenKnight23@lemmy.world on 23 May 16:39 collapse

always have to be right, don’t you guys?

you’re not even arguing that the JF community would react differently. you’re arguing that the Plex team has nothing to mock JF for. that’s rather pretentious of you.

you keep being toxic and I’ll keep using Plex.

fosho@lemmy.ca on 23 May 16:45 collapse

It’s embarrassing that a post like this makes you feel personally attacked.

GreenKnight23@lemmy.world on 23 May 17:10 collapse

you know, you’re absolutely right. you should be embarrassed.

I’m not the one making up posts mocking how a competitor runs their business, now am I? no…thats the core team from JF doing that. how pathetic. I guess this is why JF development is so slow, they’re too busy mocking other products.

good luck with all that toxic bullshit. I’ll be watching movies on Plex. Oops, sorry, that probably makes you mad knowing that, huh?

roundup5381@sh.itjust.works on 22 May 21:55 next collapse

Wait til John Jellyfin hears about this!

pigup@lemmy.world on 23 May 00:46 collapse
antlion@lemmy.dbzer0.com on 22 May 22:19 next collapse

Joking aside, I do have a lifetime subscription to Emby, which shares a lot of the same code as Jellyfin. But the lifetime subscription was $99 which I viewed as a thank you donation to the developer(s). In the past 5 years or so it has been an excellent value.

SupraMario@lemmy.world on 23 May 00:33 next collapse

How is emby? I’ve got jellyfin running but…the people I share my media with aren’t exactly tech savvy, so any tiny issue that occurs, I am having to fix it by going to their house.

Is emby, just plex easy? Cause that’s why I started looking at plex until this price increase happened.

entith@lemmy.world on 23 May 01:21 next collapse

Jellyfin is a fork of Emby due to some drama I can’t quite remember. Last I used Emby a few years ago, both looked and operated basically the same as each other.

Jellyfin has made improvements since. I can’t speak for Emby since I switched to Jellyfin.

exu@feditown.com on 23 May 06:14 collapse

Wasn’t the drama Emby going closed source?

osanna@lemmy.vg on 23 May 08:32 collapse

Yes. That was why Jellyfin came to be. Emby was open them they went closed and everyone dumped them

antlion@lemmy.dbzer0.com on 23 May 01:40 collapse

Emby is jellyfin with extra support and development. The apps came out earlier and for more platforms. It supports IPTV. Theres some pretty responsive forum support. Jellyfin may have these things too, but I chose Emby at the time for its native WebOS app.

SupraMario@lemmy.world on 23 May 02:13 next collapse

Well damn, so I’m not going to get lucky with the easy button for family then.

auntieclokwise@lemmy.world on 23 May 04:26 collapse

Jellyfin these days has a bunch of apps, both official and 3rd party, for ALOT of platforms: github.com/awesome-jellyfin/…/CLIENTS.md . webOS alone has 4 different apps available.

FreedomAdvocate@lemmy.net.au on 23 May 04:16 collapse

That’s the same deal as Plex - people bought it as a thank you to developers as it basically gave you very little extra at the time.

Realistically, my ~$50 plex lifetime pass has been the best value purchase I’ve ever made in terms of hours of use to dollars spent. Tens if not hundreds of thousands of hours have been put on it.

Imgonnatrythis@sh.itjust.works on 22 May 22:20 next collapse

This is outrageous! Im four times madder about this than I was before!

osanna@lemmy.vg on 23 May 02:46 collapse

That’s almost 5 times!

KneeTitts@lemmy.world on 23 May 05:16 collapse

That’s almost 5 times!

hell make it 50 times!

ikidd@lemmy.dbzer0.com on 22 May 22:26 next collapse

Ham and cheese sandwich.

dellish@lemmy.world on 22 May 23:46 collapse

Up vote for the one person who read to the end. I’m currently having breakfast so I can’t contribute.

SocialMediaRefugee@lemmy.world on 23 May 00:02 next collapse

Can I pay in installments?

DarrinBrunner@lemmy.world on 23 May 00:29 next collapse

We’re going to need to double Bezo’s taxes to pay for this.

kinther@lemmy.world on 23 May 00:31 next collapse

I bought a plex pass about 5 years ago. I figured it would be a reasonable long term investment. I am starting to think I should have just gone with Jellyfin to start with.

LadyMeow@lemmy.blahaj.zone on 23 May 01:01 next collapse

I’m curious, was it a lifetime pass? If so, how does the price increase affect you?

kungen@feddit.nu on 23 May 01:25 next collapse

It wouldn’t really, but you should already see “the writing on the wall”. Your own collections aren’t prioritized, and who knows what they’ll do next - putting ads into your own personal collections maybe?

The final straw was when sent that “you need to pay a monthly fee to do remote streaming” email. It was intentionally worded very unclear… and they just so happened to have a “bug” around that time where many users got an error message saying that they needed to buy it, which isn’t true, because I had a lifetime pass on the server.

It didn’t feel ethical for me to continue using Plex, when I needed to explain to some friends and relatives that they should absolutely not give any of their money to Plex.

osanna@lemmy.vg on 23 May 04:48 next collapse

Yep, it’s not a bug until they get called out.

amorpheus@lemmy.world on 23 May 07:07 collapse

It wouldn’t really, but you should already see “the writing on the wall”. Your own collections aren’t prioritized, and who knows what they’ll do next - putting ads into your own personal collections maybe?

A lot of people are too hung up on what could happen, rather than what is happening. I don’t see anything other than my own media since Plex can remember that that’s how I want to use it. In daily use I don’t see any of their additional attempts to generate income. I can share with anyone easily and not expect them to mess with any VPN or other tricks to connect remotely, and neither do I have to set any of that up.

It’s nice that there are good alternatives, but none of them are a complete replacement for Plex. Jellyfin users on lemmy are just in a very special bubble within a bubble.

mic_check_one_two@lemmy.dbzer0.com on 23 May 02:52 collapse

Yeah, the reality is that the people who bought the Lifetime pass a few years ago have gotten their money’s worth several times over. Hell, in my first year alone, it saved me more money on streaming services than I spent on the lifetime pass. So I made my money back in less than a year.

FreedomAdvocate@lemmy.net.au on 23 May 04:13 collapse

Why? That investment is paying off as it’s now significantly higher priced and has more features behind it.

Jellyfin is not as good as Plex. The client is worse, the streaming options are worse, and the remote streaming and sharing is insecure and costs extra to do even remotely, pun intended, securely.

kinther@lemmy.world on 23 May 13:47 next collapse

That’s a fair point to bring up. You’re right that it is an investment that has paid for itself in terms of a streaming service. Much better than hooking a laptop up to a TV and playing files directly, forgetting which episode you are on, or where you stopped watching a movie when you want to resume.

My thought with Jellyfin is that I don’t generally watch outside my home network. I have sent invites to friends to watch my library, but none do. So most of the features I don’t use at all. I could have saved myself the money, learned how Jellyfin works, and probably set it up exactly how I currently use Plex by now.

karlhungus@lemmy.ca on 23 May 14:01 collapse

I find the clients ok, not great, but I haven’t explored that space much, there are many more options than Plex. Plex seems to be making theirs worse. It actually seems like Plex tries to make my content in their client harder to find.

The real issue is jellyfin is not as good at finding metadata. I’ve overcome this with tinymediamanager, but it still isn’t as good.

For secure remote streaming, I’ve got mine behind caddy with https (caddy does the let’s encrypt dance it’s really pleasant, even works with my free DNS provider), which seems about as secure as Plex was. Are there other security aspects I’m missing that Plex provides?

FauxLiving@lemmy.world on 23 May 00:43 next collapse

I just got a refund, I’m moving to Real Player

Hupf@feddit.org on 23 May 09:01 collapse

Don’t forget to renew your WinRAR license while you’re at it.

kalpol@lemmy.ca on 23 May 11:35 collapse

He’ll get to it after the buffering

neon_nova@lemmy.dbzer0.com on 23 May 01:01 next collapse

I decided to bite the bullet and just pay the price increase. I will be looking for other services to use before I am charged again. Does Windows Media Player work well for you guys?

Doomsider@lemmy.world on 23 May 02:19 next collapse

I heard on AIM that Winamp is good.

Dlayknee@lemmy.world on 23 May 04:42 collapse

It really kicks whips the llama’s ass!

colourlessidea@sopuli.xyz on 23 May 05:42 collapse

Whips!?

kambusha@sh.itjust.works on 23 May 15:45 next collapse

Sips?

Dlayknee@lemmy.world on 23 May 17:27 collapse

Listen, for pulling that out of my memories from 20 years ago, I’m pretty happy with it

Bazoogle@lemmy.world on 23 May 04:40 collapse

I was using VLC, but after they converted their cost into a subscription platform of $0 a month I had to move. Was going to use Jellyfin, but now this… Guess I’m gonna have to start putting all my media on film

BuccaneerScientist@discuss.tchncs.de on 23 May 07:39 collapse

If you go the film route, consider using 8mm. Even though some people thinks it’s still too experimental i find the file compression to be far superior (one third file size after transcoding my library from VHS -> 8mm film) and they barely burst into flames.

Besides who has movie nights without drinks nearby you can put on the fire?

Make sure you use mixed drinks and not hard liquor as that will not put out fire and make your insurance company really annoying.

trackball_fetish@lemmy.wtf on 23 May 01:11 next collapse

Love my jellyfin setup. Podman + roku app is 🤌

1hitsong@lemmy.ml on 23 May 10:56 collapse

🤘

spacegoat@lemmy.world on 23 May 01:56 next collapse

I’m going to pirate it

pineapplelover@lemmy.dbzer0.com on 23 May 05:58 collapse

I found some guy had the files on github

osanna@lemmy.vg on 23 May 02:54 next collapse

What a ripoff. I’ll be moving to plex thank you very much.

MoonRaven@feddit.nl on 23 May 10:37 collapse

Same! They only tripled their price! Guess who’s winning now.

frog_brawler@lemmy.world on 23 May 03:04 next collapse

So… I 100% support anyone that wants to sail the high seas; yet at the same time… I cannot imagine going through the trouble of setting up anything to download the trash content that’s created these days.

We barely get one decent movie a year, and there’s been 3 tolerable television shows since 2005… why the fuck does anyone even want this?!?

normonator@lemmy.ml on 23 May 04:24 next collapse

To archive the good ones, because you are correct. Modern stuff is mostly just crap.

frog_brawler@lemmy.world on 23 May 06:49 collapse

Weren’t we archiving that shit in 2013?

Robust_Mirror@aussie.zone on 23 May 04:45 next collapse

If you can’t see why people subjectively like new stuff, that’s not something anyone can really help you with. You’re welcome to watch the office or whatever on repeat for the rest of your life, or simply not watch TV, but to say you fundamentally can’t understand why anyone would watch anything new says more about you than them.

frog_brawler@lemmy.world on 23 May 06:50 collapse

The fact that you responded to my comment says way more about you than me. Good luck.

Robust_Mirror@aussie.zone on 23 May 17:51 collapse

Sure dude keep trying to convince yourself people have issues for posting comments on comment threads.

moopet@sh.itjust.works on 23 May 09:40 collapse

What does this have to do with new TV shows and films?

quick_snail@feddit.nl on 23 May 04:28 next collapse

Is this a joke? Jellyfin is free.

FauxLiving@lemmy.world on 23 May 04:33 next collapse

This is very serious…

…now it’s free x 4.

Bazoogle@lemmy.world on 23 May 04:38 collapse

“Jellyfin Premium+ One Super Unlimited (with Ads)” will increase to $0.00 USD*

Does this look like a joke to you? Jellyfin and their typical price hikes. They’ll probably cut the pay of their volunteers next, if I had to guess.

FauxLiving@lemmy.world on 23 May 06:25 collapse
quick_snail@feddit.nl on 23 May 04:28 next collapse

Link to article?

Paranoidfactoid@lemmy.world on 23 May 04:30 next collapse

WHEREZ DO SUBSCRIBE JELLYFLIN?

Railcar8095@lemmy.world on 23 May 08:04 collapse
belunos@lemmus.org on 23 May 04:30 next collapse

I recall a lot of people commenting how they were really happy with jellyfin after the plex increase

victorz@lemmy.world on 23 May 06:33 collapse

I am really happy with Jellyfin after giving up on Plex, after realizing they really do not care about their customers/users. We have a bug on LG TVs where Plex is incredibly sluggish, both to start up and to navigate. Even moving between elements on a single screen takes like 1.5 seconds.

Been a known bug to the developers for about a decade going by the forums. Devs have responded to this. They won’t respond anymore. They don’t care.

I openly suggested in the forum posts there, that people should move to Jellyfin, and that I was doing the same. Enough is enough. Plex used to be quite performance on my TV.

Jellyfin just flies, with the exact same library access.

Edit: there’s a second bug which they’ve known about forever as well which is that Plex can’t select the correct audio track no matter which one you select. It’ll just pick English always (or perhaps the default/main track or whatever it is in a video container). Jellyfin handles this flawlessly. 👌

UnderpantsWeevil@lemmy.world on 23 May 07:04 collapse

Jellyfin just flies

Idk about “flies”, but it’s tolerable. On older TVs it remains clunky, but usable. Also, definitely has it’s share of bugs. But that’s FOSS for you. I’m not going $750 out of pocket for it.

victorz@lemmy.world on 23 May 08:02 collapse

I have a TV from 2019, it surely flies on that. Compared to Plex anyway, with its 1–2s just to move a square outline from one movie poster to another movie poster, same hardware, same library. It’s ridiculous. Jellyfin master race.

Also curious what kind of bugs you are encountering? I haven’t seen any as of yet. Maybe one, where you are sometimes unable to back out of playing media with the remote back button and have to aim-click it with the cursor and middle button. Other than that I haven’t seen anything else.

UnderpantsWeevil@lemmy.world on 23 May 15:18 collapse

I have a TV from 2019, it surely flies on that.

I’ve got a newer TV from 2021 and it’s great. On an older one from 2015 it surely does not.

Also curious what kind of bugs you are encountering?

Outside the latency, the biggest problem I have is matching shows to their metadata. Anything Disney related (Hocus Pocus, for instance) wants to tie itself to something totally random. Some anime (Frieren) refused to recognize the second season and keeps matching episodes to Season 01 titles/screenshots.

It’s not the end of the world, but it’s annoying and cumbersome. I’ve heard Sonarr/Radarr integration help, but then I’m down a rabbit hole of apps to support apps to support apps.

I just want something seamless and out of the box to organize my digital library, not a second job doing IT work to support a miniature Netflix.

pineapplelover@lemmy.dbzer0.com on 23 May 05:58 next collapse

Does this mean I have to quadruple my donation?

BuccaneerScientist@discuss.tchncs.de on 23 May 07:18 collapse

I am not going to say no.

mik3dd0@lemmy.ml on 23 May 08:11 next collapse

Ngl, you got me there in the first half XD

ifmu@lemmy.world on 23 May 09:18 next collapse

Unbelievable! I just recently switched to and started paying for Jellyfin Premium+ One Super Unlimited (with Ads) to see if I wanted to pay the lifetime license. I’m moving to JamRudder instead! This is a disgrace!!!

kalpol@lemmy.ca on 23 May 11:32 collapse

JamRudder

I’m dead

sinextitan@lemmy.world on 23 May 09:28 next collapse

dude I don’t even have $0 and I use Jellyfin tf am I to do?

Voroxpete@sh.itjust.works on 23 May 10:26 next collapse

It’s cool, I bought one for you.

Enkers@sh.itjust.works on 23 May 14:25 collapse

Don’t trust that other guy. There’s no such thing as a free lunch. I can offer it to you on a payment plan of 24 easy monthly payments of $0.

nuko147@lemmy.world on 23 May 10:17 next collapse

I will wait to buy it at black Thursday.

ViceroTempus@lemmy.world on 23 May 11:36 next collapse

I can barely afford to pay attention, now they want 4x as much? Who the fuck can afford 4 * $0 in the current economy?!

SaveTheTuaHawk@lemmy.ca on 23 May 13:09 collapse

That’s $0 USD, that’s like $0CAD plus $0 HST.

napkin2020@sh.itjust.works on 23 May 12:25 next collapse

Well that’s it. I’m going back to USB sticks.

/j

silicon@lemmy.dbzer0.com on 23 May 15:47 collapse

There’s always kodi and xbmc /j

CreativeCider@feddit.org on 23 May 12:40 next collapse

I bought 10 licenses and will give them away for free. Just answer me the title of your favorite book. First come first served

1hitsong@lemmy.ml on 23 May 14:18 next collapse

High Fidelity!

funkless_eck@sh.itjust.works on 23 May 14:23 next collapse

120 Days of Sodom

spicehoarder@lemmy.zip on 23 May 14:32 next collapse

Capital Volume I

keyez@lemmy.world on 23 May 16:11 next collapse

The art of the deal. Which I’ve read so many times I will negotiate you down to just $200 for one of these licenses

UnfairUtan@lemmy.world on 23 May 16:55 next collapse

Mistborn

v4ld1z@lemmy.zip on 23 May 17:04 collapse

Das Kapital

sturmblast@lemmy.world on 23 May 13:35 next collapse

Why arr you paying for Jrllyfin?

YiddishMcSquidish@lemmy.today on 23 May 13:54 next collapse

Solid shitpost!

Decronym@lemmy.decronym.xyz on 23 May 14:10 next collapse

Acronyms, initialisms, abbreviations, contractions, and other phrases which expand to something larger, that I’ve seen in this thread:

Fewer Letters More Letters
DNS Domain Name Service/System
Plex Brand of media server package
VPN Virtual Private Network

3 acronyms in this thread; the most compressed thread commented on today has 13 acronyms.

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spicehoarder@lemmy.zip on 23 May 14:29 next collapse

Good bot

ragebutt@lemmy.dbzer0.com on 23 May 16:56 collapse

Is plex an acronym?

altphoto@lemmy.today on 23 May 16:00 collapse

Back when I was a kid zero dollars… Er…pesos at the time… Meant something. It meant you could only go up from there.

Now, with all these CEOs getting in the way between you and a good time, now it means nothing! Whatever! Fine make it 10x as expensive! See if we care!