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Netflix bad... Shocker, I know
Netflix bad... Shocker, I know - Lemmy.World
A few days ago I was really bored and thought… Fck it, it can’t really be that bad and paid for a month, wouldn’t hurt to try… Well that was a waste of money… 1st issue: Can’t stream over airplay. A common thing i do because I’m a lazy piece of sh!t is I have a piece of software called “uxplay” which is a software airplay server that works way better than it has any right to. So what I do when I’m too lazy to get up from my couch is I connect my Mac with the uxplay server and just watch things that way. It’s a bog standard M3 MacBook air, nothing done to it, nothing… So imagine my surprise when I tried to play Netflix while streaming over airplay and just saw a black screen… Yep, it just did not work… I couldn’t believe it at 1st but yep, apparently it’s a part of their DRM… Issue 2: 4k is a lie… Ok, I thought to myself, fine, I’ll watch it on my Mac directly… But the quality looked… Off. Sure enough, it was streaming at 1080p with a bit rate so low I could practically count the pixels… Ok, I thought to myself, I’ve heard of Netflix having issues on Linux (why I didn’t even try it on my PC) maybe I have something setup wrong… So I look at their docs and they state that safari should be able to play 4k full quality (yk, the thing I’m fucking paying for), I was trying to watch it on Arc (chromium based browser) so I thought, fair enough, I’m just gonna use safari… I log in do everything. >Still 1080p with an ass bit rate >Wtf At this point I’m proper pissed off, I would have had less issues had I pirated the fcking show I wanted to watch at this point… But I gave it one last attempt, windows. 3rd issue: Windows… It’s by itself an issue So, I have a stealth windows GPU passthrough virtual machine… The kind that most kernel level AC can’t detect. So I went “eh, if kernel level AC can’t detect it, surely Netflix won’t be able to”. And to it’s (the virtual machine’s credit) it was not detected… Problem is, 4k still didn’t fucking work. On Netflix’s own fcking website it states that edge should be able to play 4k no issue, so I relented and reinstalled edge to my debloated VM… Well that was a waste of time, the bit rate was a bit better but it was still 1080p… I tried extensions, changing flags, nope, Netflix just did not wanna stream at 4k… DESPITE ME FUCKING PAYING FOR IT… Ok, I thought, I have one last option, Netflix has an official windows app, except it’s only on the Microsoft store which just sat there for 5 minutes and then threw an error “unable to apply update” when trying to install the app… Idk why people would ever pay for this shit, honestly. I didn’t expect anything and I was still disappointed. I didn’t expect it to work on Linux which is my daily driver but to be having issues on supposedly supported platforms, both Windows and Mac is completely unacceptable. Afaik, their 4k plan is a straight up scam as I could not get it to stream at 4k, regardless of what I tried… And I know it’s not my internet or my setup, I have gigabit internet ffs… Sorry for the rant, I’m just really butthurt about having spent money on a service that doesn’t fcking work…
Need help with recovering a system...
Need help with recovering a system... - Lemmy.World
So today, my TrueNAS scale boot drive bit the bullet, throwing a “boot pool is read only error”/not showing up in the BIOS from time to time… Now, usually that wouldn’t be a big deal except that I don’t have any images of that install and my ZFS pools aren’t exported… What should I do?
Windows? Never heard of her.
Migrating a linux install to a different drive
Migrating a linux install to a different drive - Lemmy.World
The title pretty much speaks for itself… I have a linux install that I’ve spent a considerable time configuring, which is unfortunately installed on a drive that’s starting to show signs of dying. My question is: how, if there is a way, can I migrate said linux install over to a different drive, while preserving all the configurations and such.
[Website] I mean... It's hosted on linux, so it counts, right?
Spotify update broke playing from another device... AGAIN
How to force all chromium apps to use wayland, instead of xwayland by default?
My homelab upgrade experience
My homelab upgrade experience - Lemmy.World
This is sort of a follow-up to my previous post, asking about migrating ZFS pools to a new machine. Migration went smoothly and the new machine is quite the nice upgrade, if I may say so myself I went from: A hacked together custom build AMD FX-8320E 8c/8t 16GB ram To a used HP ProLient dl380e gen8 2x Xeon E5-2450 16c/32t 64GB ram Not mentioning storage, as I haven’t changed that, still using a 5x 2TB RAIDz1 HDD pool Huge thanks to anyone who replied to my old post :)
Questions about migrating a ZFS RAID
Questions about migrating a ZFS RAID - Lemmy.World
I’ve recently been looking at options to upgrade (completely replace) my current NAS, as it’s currently more than a little bit jank and frankly kinda garbage. I have a few questions about that and about migrating my current TrueNAS scale installation or at least it’s settings over. Q1: Does the physical order of the drives matter? I.E. The order they are plugged into the SATA ports. Q2: Since I have TrueNAS scale installed on a USB flash drive (yeah, ik you’re not supposed to but it is what it is), how bad of an idea would it be to just… unplug it from my current NAS and plug it into the new one? Q3: If all else fails, how reliable is TrueNAS scale’s importing of ZFS Pools and are there any gotchas with it? Q4: Would moving to a virtualized solution like proxmox and installing TrueNAS scale on top of that in a VM make more sense on a beefier server?