Anyone who mocks you directly for that is 100% a piece of shit.
Anyone who uses their disability to mock anyone is a piece of shit.
There, I fixed it for you.
ganryuu
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Or it's way too close to ableism, which is something we should not use, no matter the opponent.
I want to do my part!
If you're behind CGNAT I don't see how Plex will do any better. Same with no router access.
A domain is 1$ per month, which in most countries will be cheaper than any streaming service, or even a Plex subscription for that matter.
Finally, as I said, for Caddy it's 3 lines, that you can get with 1 word search, and will have 2 substitutions for you to make, one being the previously mentioned domain, the other being Jellyfin's IP and port. If you're going the route of self hosting I sure hope a word search is not beyond your abilities.
A reverse proxy is like 3 lines in Caddy, it's really not hard to set up
Isn't being a fascist also a requirement?
Your answer does reveal that I may not have understood your previous message, but it only confuses me more...
What are the 2 sides we are talking about here?
Not that I disagree with you, but I feel like that's splitting hairs; if you know someone is actively trying to kill themselves, and you use your power to make sure nothing is preventing them from doing so, to me that's murder.
Not to mention the heavily edited prison CCTV footage.
I'll bite: what's wrong with the other side?
In my city there was a photo radar set up at a construction site that issued 10 tickets to the same vehicle over a period of 2 weeks all before the driver recieved the first ticket in the mail. How does that improve road safety (assuming that actually the intent of photo radar)?
So, one unique example where it took 2 weeks to have an effect is enough to say that they don't work? While there are studies available through a simple word search that show the opposite? I'm confused here, but perhaps I misunderstood that 2nd paragraph.
Is it truly a bad strategy? Or is there much less direct action than what's needed?
True, that was actually poor wording on my part.