The fact that every company involved other than nvidia is hemorrhaging cash and has no path to profitability.

Do you mean the ability of jellyfin to access the internet or the ability for network access to jellyfin.

If you mean the second then you need to map ports https://docs.docker.com/get-started/docker-concepts/running-containers/publishing-ports/

If you mean the first then something is wonky, but also using host mode still doesn't negate the point. You're still only allowing the processes in the container to access only directories you've specified and isolated them from the other processes on the system. It's about limited the blast radius if an exploit against your network application occurred

Anyone paying attention knew this would be the case. The AI economy is a fucking shell game

And then the .1% gets all the money, and so on and so forth

Every time you open LinkedIn in a Chrome-based browser, LinkedIn’s JavaScript executes a silent scan of your installed browser extensions.

Still wrong, but but not quite as scary as "searches their computer for installed software" which makes it sound like it broke out of browser sandbox

Why did you slice the artist's name off the bottom? That's fucked up

People have different learning characteristics and there isn't a best way that works for everybody. I Happen to be of the type where straight up reading is the best way by far. Anything lecture style takes a ton of extra effort for me to remember anything, and reading out loud or taking notes doesn't do anything for me but complicate my information absorption.

If you’re assigned something to read, read it aloud to yourself.

This will make me not remember it all when I would have remembered everything just reading

UK in calling traffic ‘incidents’ incidents instead of accidents several years back. Dunno if it stuck though.

Wait is that real? I thought it was just a joke when it was said in Hot Fuzz

Isolating network services from the rest of your system is a good thing

So you don't have a real reason. Cool cool cool

Why? I haven't used it to verify, but my understanding is that similarly to JavaScript, it has evolved into a fully featured and ergonomic language. Is that incorrect?