
Why can't I just us email as auth?
Please let me disconnected Trakt if I just use my own email, I don't want to use Google, or GitHub or apple

Please let me disconnected Trakt if I just use my own email, I don't want to use Google, or GitHub or apple
Ik heb een schuur die met de achterzijde aan openbare weg zit met parkeerplaatsen.
Nu wil ik via de buitenzijde van de schuur en in het verlengde de afscheidingsmuur daarvan elektra trekken. Dus vanuit mijn schuur naar buiten boren, kabelgoot aan de buitenkant over de afscheidingsmuur en dan weer naar binnen boren en daar elektra punten aan te leggen.
Zit alleen een beetje te dunnen wat voor goot ik daar voor zal gebruiken aangezien het publiek toegankelijk is.
Iemand briljante ideeën?
Created this for myself but though might be usefull for others as well.
Automatic updater for Navidrome on Windows. Designed for unattended execution via Task Scheduler, the script downloads the latest portable ZIP from GitHub releases, verifies its integrity, backs up your current installation, and replaces the binaries with zero manual intervention. It also manages FFmpeg binaries alongside Navidrome, keeping both up to date in a single run.
navidrome.db and WAL files) as an additional safety net/ping endpointEDIT: As recommended in the comments, AI helped me write this and make it more robust, but the logic and flow is my own.
Some of you might know EasyTV and EasyMovie, two Kodi addons I made. This one solves a different problem: missing age certifications in your library.
When Kodi scrapes metadata, it looks up the age certification for one country. If that country's certification isn't in TMDB yet, the item gets no certification at all. The more niche your country's rating system, the more gaps you end up with. EU Certification Fixer fills those gaps automatically.
The addon runs as a background service. It scans your library, finds items without a certification, and searches multiple sources until one returns a result. Once found, it converts the certification to your country's scale and writes it back. You configure it once and forget about it.
The lookup order:
When converting between rating systems, the addon always picks the stricter option for borderline cases.
From the Rouzax Repository (recommended, auto-updates):
From GitHub (manual): download the zip from GitHub Releases, then Settings > Add-ons > Install from zip file.
Feedback and bug reports welcome!
I'm using a Navidrome backend and I have full, release date (day, month, year) but it seems that Symfonium only does year for release date sorting?
I can't get my sorting to actually match release dates with days and months
PS: ignore the uber notification 😁
Been going to festivals and house parties for years and my crew always has the same problem: nobody knows what's left in the candy stash, who took the last of the good stuff, and everyone always grabs more than they should.
So I built Stash - a self-hosted party candy tracker with full synthwave aesthetics because if it doesn't glow neon pink, I don't want it.
The star feature. Every item you track has a configurable rush factor and decay time. Your personal meter fills up as you consume and drains over time. It goes through stages:
CHILL > WARMING UP > HYPED > FULL RAVE > OVERDRIVE > COMA
There's a little mascot that changes mood as your meter rises. Very useful for knowing when to maybe chill for a bit. Or not. I'm not your mom.
Runs in a single Docker container with SQLite. Your data stays on your hardware. No accounts, no cloud, no subscriptions. MIT licensed.
docker pull ghcr.io/rouzax/stash
GitHub: https://github.com/Rouzax/Stash
Docs: https://rouzax.github.io/Stash/
Built with Fastify + React. The whole thing is like 20MB.
Happy raving. Track your candy. Stay hydrated.
I know this has probably been asked a thousand times already, so apologies for adding to the pile, but I haven't seen a clear answer anywhere.
Are there any plans to bring managed downloads (auto-download next unwatched episodes) back in the new app? I travel a lot for business and this is genuinely the main reason I use Plex.
Having the next few unwatched episodes of my shows automatically synced to my phone or tablet so I can watch them on the plane is exactly the workflow I built around Plex over the years. Manually picking and downloading individual episodes every time I travel is a huge step backwards.
I've been a lifetime Plex Pass user for years and have happily recommended it to plenty of people. But if managed downloads aren't coming back, honestly there aren't many reasons left for me to stick around. Jellyfin handles a lot of what I need now, and the only real differentiator left for me was this.
Would love to hear from anyone with insight into the roadmap, or even just confirmation either way.