My technique is to soak a papertowel in isopropyl and press it onto the sticker for a minute or so, which dissolves the adhesive enough that if you’re careful you can peel up a corner and then gently and slowly pull at roughly a 45 degree angle to get it off intact, then use said isopropyl laden towel to clean off any remaining adhesive.

Even that is a pretty optimistic outlook, it’s more like a slightly slower increase in suffering over time rather than any sort of net decrease as a reward.

Lol, OK Plex, cya.

They’re honestly lucky I was willing to pay the $2.99 or whatever it was to be able to access MY server, using MY internet and cell data, to access MY media files from MY phone. Plenty fair a price for a nice app, might’ve paid a few bucks more but they can screw off trying to charge a monthly fee for… nothing in particular in my usage case.

Literally just set up Jellyfin w/ Tailscale which took all of 10 minutes and works just as well. GG no re 🖕

Same, I was under the impression that this was fairly common knowledge, but it’s good to have it openly announced by some authority on the matter.

Smart Audiobook Player has been my go-to for a couple years now. Free version is pretty feature complete, good performance too. I’ll listen all day at work and still be at like 70-80% battery on my old ass phone, whereas the shitty audible app will leave me at like 40% or less with minimal interaction.

qbit on pc, flud on android

Funny enough, Hulu has been doing a paid+ads tier from the get-go, long before other services started jumping on this bandwagon.

Never made sense to me why anyone would want it then, and it still doesn’t make sense even now that all the services are offering similar plans. People pining for that cable TV experience maybe?