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Probably the federated nature of it… i know the whole point of it is decentralisation but with the likes of reddit or discord at least you could attempt to have all your content salted or deleted (whether it actually is is another story) from a single server. Knowing anything and everything you post on here will stick around forever no matter what you do, by design, makes me uneasy.
FTPClient does this too
FTPClient | F-Droid - Free and Open Source Android App Repository

A simple FTP, FTPS and SFTP client for Android

Sticky tack
Because it keeps law enforcement out?

This seems to be a file permission issue

On console can you do

ls -la

Inside the media folder and see the owner user, owner group and permission?

If you want to do quick and dirty test do

chmod 777 < filename>

Then try and play that file.

If that works, try 775 and then 755 to tighten the permissions a bit

Check the logs. There might be suggestion to ffmpeg or decoder configs in jellyfin. The pi probably wont support some of them
Gnucash but I’ve been using it for like 7+ years and I’m kind of set in my ways now
Damn

Came across this last night

github.com/niedev/RTranslator

Lemmy community is awesome

GitHub - niedev/RTranslator: Open source real-time translation app for Android that runs locally

Open source real-time translation app for Android that runs locally - niedev/RTranslator

GitHub
Or just print a test page