Strangely reminds me of high school…

I’m rewatching the series right now and wow - those Kino interviews add almost nothing. After skipping those and half the scenes with Chloe, the episodes are hardly 20 minutes long.

The other issue (in addition to what you put) is that nothing of real consequence happens despite the darker tones. Pretty much every time something ‘bad’ happens, there’s a solution - And usually pretty uninspired. The really bad one imo was when Eli and gang got stuck off world due to the mine collapse.

The only drama in the show I think I actually enjoyed was Rush v Young.

I’m not sure what that feature is - do you have a wiki link or explanation for it?

I made the switch this past year, and it was relatively painless. I even ran both concurrently for a bit just to make sure I had everything setup correctly.

So far Jellyfin has done everything I had Plex doing - and a bit more because I never paid for the Plex pass.

Only issue I’ve really run into is when ffmeg has an update if the server doesn’t reboot I have to manually reboot it. But I think that might be more an issue with my install (Ubuntu 20.04)

Awesome! Make sure to double check some of the comments that they were all updated/deleted. Without a delay mine has trouble and missed a few

I used Power Delete Suite but I had to modify it a bit to put in a delay of about 30-45 seconds for each comment as I was editing the text for each one prior to deleting.

Took quite a while, but in the end my account was gone. I’m sure reddit could pull stuff from it if they really wanted, but no user facing options exist - even “deleted reddit comment viewers”.

Edit: I will say that I’m unsure if this still works (or any editing tools) because of the API changes.

Feels very relevant lol https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T8yhBLOAprQ

And the data they want is the entire FY, is 3,000,000 records and they need every single data attribute making the file like 250 MBs. Then you put it in their SharePoint and they get mad they can’t just view it in the browser despite the giant “This file is too large to view online, download it” message.