I use Emby (jellyfin is a fork of Emby right) and I think it’s just a limitation of how it’s written where you can’t customize the regex that it uses to identify the show. I had this happen for Naruto Shippuden where it thinks they are the movies rather than the show, because anime has problems with how it defines seasons , I don’t think there is a way to fix it other than a code change at the source , and manually changing the metadata yourself in the meantime

Pinning keeps them open

How did that print so well without any supports?

This is stupid, how is it stealing your work I’d you document a file format or create a extractor and someone else uses it, why the fuck are you making it then?

Open source is for the benefitting everyone , being selfish like this makes no sense, and I’ll be glad to not let that knowledge vanish into the ether because someone thinks their work that has been up for public access for years is suddenly “proprietary”?

Does this actually modify the files when monolith embeds everything into one file?

Keepass-xc is good

This is probably a result of that dumb crypto currency that uses proof of storage and people were just using Dropbox for it

I like what is it, backblaze where it’s unlimited as long as the drive is connected to your computer