I use Symfonium to play my Jellyfin library, and Jellyfin has a plugin for ListenBrainz integration. So depending on your setup, there already is integration!
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It’s a scrobbling service. You send your listening data to it so that you can see your listening habits and share them with other people (your top songs, which countries the artists you listen to are from, etc.). It’s just interesting data that some people like to collect, but if you only throw on your mp3s and don’t care about that, then you probably won’t find much use in setting it up.
Edit: to clarify what “listening data” means here, it just means the metadata of the music you play. Song name, artist, album. Nothing fancy. I think it also supports marking songs as favorites.
I use Koito as a selfhosted version of this. I use the ListenBrainz plugin to send my Jellyfin listening data to Koito, which has a setting to forward that data to ListenBrainz so I can have a backup and contribute to the ListenBrainz project. It’s pretty cool!
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Technology@lemmy.world•Microsoft wants devs to build Electron AI apps on Windows 11, says no need of native code, despite RAM concernsEnglish
3·2 days agoTo be clear, there are some benefits to provisioning enterprise devices in a tightly controlled cloud environment, but we’ve all seen ideas with “some benefits” get shot down by managers and CEOs who “don’t get why anyone would want that” so I’m not keen on giving Microsoft too much credit.
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Technology@lemmy.world•Microsoft wants devs to build Electron AI apps on Windows 11, says no need of native code, despite RAM concernsEnglish
14·2 days agoAt least for Enterprise where the real money is, “???” seems to be https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-365/windows-365-enterprise
This isn’t some grand plan 5d chess. The people running these companies are dumb as hell and lucky. They get convinced from one silicon valley thought leader’s blog post that ai and electron are the future and then direct the entire company in that direction thinking they’re a great leader who will be remembered for pushing the company in a novel direction at just the right time. They attend a talk by a different thought leader who talks about a future of ai cloud computers that anyone can access from anywhere with more computational power than could ever fit into the shitty laptop they’re accessing it from, then they go to the board meeting the next day with their bright new idea to do cloud personal desktops.
These companies are entirely responding to (nonsensical) market forces and the whims of high ranking individuals within their ranks. It’s painful and ridiculous.
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News@lemmy.world•Trump pulled mine-sweepers from Middle East before Iran War — they’re in Philadelphia
7·6 days agoThe US imports raw oil and exports refined oil. The US has great interest in keeping raw oil prices low. This isn’t 5d chess, our leaders are genuinely incompetent.
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Not The Onion@lemmy.world•Brain dead woman comes back to life after ambulance hits huge pothole on UP highwayEnglish
31·8 days agoReading the article, it doesn’t seem like a misdiagnosis. She showed all the signs of brain death and her chances of living were basically zero. Her family decided to start making preparations. When her body was being delivered back in an ambulance, they hit a pothole that jolted her brain back into action. Genuinely crazy medical story, but with 8,000,000,000 people on earth, this happening to at least one person is all but guaranteed.
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Off My Chest@lemmy.world•I fucking hate ChatGPT and ai and all of that shitEnglish
5·10 days agoGuy who didn’t finish the movie:
I don’t think it’s the direction normies would go. I think they would see that video and have it guide their choices. Otherwise who is the video for?
What do you mean pull out or California? Linux is an open source kernel, not an operating system sold by a company. You install it yourself. Who would be “pulling out” and what would they be pulling out exactly?
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Not The Onion@lemmy.world•Cybertruck Self-Destructs in Shallow Water… Leaving Questions About the Promised “Boat Mode”English
8·11 days agoThis article is a year old and the video is two years old for anyone thinking it’s recent
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politics @lemmy.world•Ted Cruz asks Treasury to approve $200 billion tax cut without Congress
18·12 days agoCan we please replace the congressmen who don’t understand what their job description is?
I always wonder whether people who talk like this are employing ineffective rhetoric or if they genuinely believe Ted Cruz just doesn’t know Congress holds the power of the purse. He understands what his job description is. They all do. You’re the one playing the wrong game. They want authoritarianism, they want to concentrate power, they want to destroy democracy, they want you to suffer, they want people to die. This isn’t hyperbole, they’re just evil. Stop whitewashing what they believe and call them out for the demons they are. Ted Cruz wants the President to have unchecked power. He wants Trump to cut hundreds of billions of dollars from taxes without Congress. He wants it to be easier to do bad things and harder to do good things. We cannot afford to be this fucking smug about the people putting us in camps.
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Mildly Infuriating@lemmy.world•I just want juice, is that so much to ask?English
13·13 days agoThese things have so much fucking sugar in them it’s actually crazy. I had one for the first time ever about a month ago (apple flavor I think) and it was so sweet I don’t think I was able to even finish the thing. It’s insane. I had no clue they were this over-sweetened based on how often I’ve seen the brand and I genuinely don’t know how anyone drinks this stuff.
Every car you’ve ever seen on the road is electric and has digital components. Electric vehicles just use a direct drive motor powered by a battery instead of powered by gas combustion. Your 2026 lifted F250 is just as digital as your 2012 used Nissan Leaf.
The killswitches in question would apply to all new vehicles, not just electric ones. The US version of the law makes no provisions for remote shutdown, only for something akin to a passive breathalyzer. “Obviously once that’s in place it can be used to manufacture car accidents” your brain is conspiracy poisoned and you’re listening to talking points from the likes of Ron Desantis. Please take a break from the internet and go enjoy your local park.
You say they’re going to, but EVs already exist and are pretty damn popular, especially hybrids. What makes you think that EVs are going to monitor people beyond what regular license plate tracking already does? What kind of killswitch? This sounds like fearmongering.
Pantheon is one of my favorite shows ever. It’s so so good. I both want more people to watch it and for it to remain a low-key show that you have to watch the first episode to know what it’s about (please just watch the first episode before even looking up the synopsis I promise you will know if it’s your kind of show or not from the first episode and it’s worth going in blind to experience it that way).
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Off My Chest@lemmy.world•I hate how pedantic people online will get all over that my grammar isn't great.English
6·18 days agoBlocking is not petty. The feature is there to hide people you don’t want to see and prevent you from interacting with them. I LOVE blocking people it’s awesome.
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cats@lemmy.world•This is Jelly. Jelly almost burned the house down this morning.
2·18 days agoWe have a touch button glass stove with a lock and I always lock it when not in use just in case one of the cats does something like this. Glad everyone is fine and it’s only a lost plastic container and some cleanup work 🤍




Almost every single deployment has failed lmao
https://github.com/netgoat-xyz/netgoat/deployments
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Oh my god they’re committing their .env with their “DiamondKey” (different from their API_STREAM_KEY) and they’ve committed TWO .exe files named
agent.exeandagent.exe~. They’re also looking for strategic partnerships who should reach out via Discord(???) and Gmail. Their quickstart includes only two things: a link to unpublished docs and the sentence “We recommend datalix for cheap and highly avaliable [sic] vps’ses [sic]” (no closing punctuation like a period, despite that being common throughout the readme). You can tell very obviously which parts were written by the person behind this project and which were generated by an LLM.Edit 2:
Their
1.0.1-alpha.1 - Syncronizing [sic] versioning - Minor Changescommit rewrites like the entire project??? Very obviously an ai slop project by some teenager who had an idea far beyond their skill level and decided to use ai instead of building up their skills over several years and changing the scope of their project to be a building block towards their idea that helps them develop the knowledge they would actually need to develop a project like this. They’ll realize at some point that they’re in over their head and that fancy code generators don’t magically fix that; I’d be surprised if this project is still being worked on by the end of the year.