I used GNOME Disks to modify /etc/crypttab and /etc/fstab to auto decrypt and auto mount on boot. Jellyfin still loses its access each time I restart, even though the jellyfin group still displays having access to the files.

Edit: Turns out it does have access, but it’s no longer under the /media/username directory. I have to point Jellyfin to /mnt/UUID instead. This fixed it!

Can I do this with NextCloud or on my phone without killing the battery?

I suppose not. That’s a fair point. Although I will mention, if your camera supports it, location metadata can be embedded automatically. Aves and many other gallery apps support viewing photos with location data on the map.

ISPs are generally all equally as bad (except for Spectrum. They’re probably the worst.). I stay with my ISP because they’ve never once complained about any of the torrenting I’ve done.

Why the next leaps towards AGI may be “born secret”

I found the article it was supposed to be linking to: https://roadtoartificia.com/p/why-the-next-leaps-towards-agi-may-be-born-secret

Today I learned: layman, laymen, laywoman, laywomen, layperson, and laypeople are all real words. I thought it was just “layman”.

I bike at night often. Very few turn off their blinders for me. It’s so bad that I have to come to a full stop until the car passes. If you have ever turned off your blinders for bikers at night: Thank you, seriously. We appreciate it more than you know.