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Lots of people have anxiety and still do stressful things. Many forms of it can be treated, or at least managed, and some people are just determined enough that they refuse to let it stop them.

This. Streaming services are doing to music what Lars Ulrich thought Napster would do.

My answer is - buy music. Not only because that way you'll get actual human works of art by real musicians who you like, but also because that way they stand a chance of actually being able to make a living so they can, y'know, make more music.

Can I make a suggestion? It seems like it's not dogs themselves that bug you. What seems to get your goat is people who performatively like dogs instead of having an actual personality. Which ... yeah, you're right.

Because time offsets are calculated +/- from GMT. Because colonialism. No, that doesn't make much sense in the modern world, but I suppose "hour zero" has to sit somewhere, and the world has settled on an eastern suburb of London as being that somewhere.

Oh my sweet summer child. Come to Britain. We'll show you what liver-threatening levels of belligerent drinking looks like. The only nations on earth that might - MIGHT - out-drink us are Russia, and maybe rural Finland.

Could we trick her into listening to Placebo?

That's three of the Scooby Gang no longer with us. Good grief.

I just have no reason to migrate to Jellyfin (or indeed anything else). I already have a lifetime PlexPass. Plex does everything I need, and it does it very well. As a music server in particular, it's superb and the Plexamp client is a joy.

You can think of it as basically "programs", "more programs", "stuff", "gubbins", "misc" and "other".

This may be the most French thing I've ever seen.

For me, the killer app for Plex is Plexamp, the music client. It's superb, and AFAIK Jellyfin doesn't really have an equivalent (there are 3P options, but they're lacking).