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Jeælyfin also has this, is just doesn't work on appleTV

Yeah that's the one I'm using on our appleTV, it's buggy as hell. "Continue" show often doesn't work and picks an episode that I've watched long ago and not the next in line, often never updating it despite watching several episode over several weeks. Aftee Pausing a show or movie and closing the app, if you want to continue from where you left off, well that doesn't work consistently either, usually it will just restart from the beginning. Switching language on shows pretty much doesn't work at all, it will either never change from default audio language, or use an entirely different language than the one picked from the list.

All these things work perfectly fine from a browser or official app on android.

Is there something better than jellyfin? I've been using it for a little over a year, and it works for the most part, but clients are often pretty buggy (especially on apple apple devices)

Interesting I have had the exact opposite experience with my leaf 2. I've had it for almost 3 years now, never in a case, just drop it in my bag loose with everything else. Not a scratch on the screen at all and it just works. But yeah, since I've had literally zero issues I cannot speak to the quality of customer service, I haven't needed them.

The problem is some authors signing exclusivity deal with Amazon

Well then those authors can go straight to corpo-sellout hell and die a painful death, I'd rather never read a book again than buy from amazon.

Boox is even easier than kobo, all you need to do is....nothing at all. It just accepts all formats with no lockdown out of the box.

Title case is a thing. Major words in caps, minor lower

I know, but in this case it does impose a significant ambiguity that's normally not the case.

Spam bots probably don't read comments on their posts though

True, but we can still enjoy interaction around this post without caring about the bot.

The irony of using Polish (the nationality) and not polish (the verb) in a headline for an article regarding grammar checking to polishing your writing.

OK the toolboxes can be difficult to find 1:1 replacements for, but you can find plugins for most things in SciLab so you don't need to reinvent the wheel. The general workflow is very similar to MATLAB, but not identical so there is of course a learning curve. Everyone I know is more or less weaning off MATLAB because it's just too damn expensive and locked to their platform.

Do you specifically need MATLAB? Because there is SciLab which is free and pretty much does the same.

So, is this datacenter only for ass or do you use it for other stuff as well?