Yes. Lots of communist and tankies who brigade hard.

I mostly make sure they aren’t overworked for long periods, are happy, and aren’t running into the same blocker over and over again. I’ll let the strong ones know what I’m documenting and how we’ll proceed making sure they get compensated. I can’t promise anything (I have great input don’t get me wrong) so I let them know how I’ll advocate for them.

On skip steps I make sure their mentor and manager are keeping them happy and doing this shit (within reason some of you have absurd demands that I just find crazy).

Lolololol.

There are like 1500 really active users here. Tops. I wouldn’t worry about official counts, they ain’t good.

Reddit pays admins, I think we are mostly on the same page on the rest. Donations will never happen though. It’s going to be at least $100 a year per person+ unless you end up cutting corners on stability and I don’t see the user base accepting that really.

Lmaoooooo yes. Although some tf is terrorism.

Reddit pays people.

Unless this place monetizes its done. But everyone in this place expects everything to be free.

140-150 is pretty average for a senior DevOps/AWS person. Coding and terrorism/AWS will pay more then networking in general.

always worth the extra effort

Here I am thinking always means past, present, and future. What a fucking idiot I am 🤦‍♂️.

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Xbmc plugins were garbage and the media scanner was garbage. You people are just forgetting how bad xbmc was, especially if you had it set up with something like sabnbdz which regularly would screw up wherever regex matching they were doing.

Oh, and was that software available in 2013? No? Right, you are just throwing shit against the wall because someone pointed out that Plex was the best software we had, for a reasonable price, for 10 years or so.

Lolol you clearly have no idea how bad xbmc was 13 years ago.

Not really. I bought Plex for $100 13 years ago.

Do you know how much time that saved vs fucking around with xbmc trying to get plugin to work and the media scanner to be consistent?

It was worth every penny and saved me hundreds of hours fucking around with libraries to scan in anime because it doesn’t follow the proper s01e01 format.

Has nothing to do with the actual backend and is 100% identity management. This entire thread is like a kde forum. A bunch of nerds with zero awareness why is not the year of Linux desktop again.

You are dense if you don’t understand why people think lemmy is confusing.

Just use Python. If you absolutely need it on every system use go and compile it down to a binary.

Yeah, that was the reason holding me back. It was the boot up time.

This is pure raw copium. Dealing with csam is hard, draining, and expensive. Good luck trying to enjoy your vacation while complying with an FBI raid in a time manor.