u/deshbhakt14

I've watched tenet 100s of time and every time, I learn something new.

While watching again today, I've got a question.

Let's say I'm inversed. I jump from a building and fall on the ground, for people around me they'll see me flying and landing on the roof.

If I'm in this world and only I'm inversed, why does gravity work in my inversed way and not in this world's way? Technically only I'm inversed and so gravity from this world should work for me.

So in this case, the moment I inversed, I fly off into the space: something like that.

I'm starting my studies for a certification. This is the first time I'm visiting a public library so I'm not sure what to expect. This is also my first time in life getting serious for studying (I never studied much in my life so I got average marks).

I want a quiet place for studying, good environment: mostly natural light in the day for studying.

Also, are public libraries free?

I live in Greater Noida West btw.

Thanks

EDIT: RESOLVED, it was an issue where Jellyfin had entry of a file in the DB but I removed the file earlier manually, something like that is what Google Gemini told me based on docker logs. Thanks!

I do not know if this is a bug or is it fixable.

My Jellyfin runs on Docker on Windows 11 using WSL2 as the base.

docker run -d --name jellyfin -p 8096:8096 -v F:\JellyfinMedia:/jellyfinmedia -v C:\jellyfin\cache:/cache -v C:\jellyfin\config:/config --restart unless-stopped jellyfin/jellyfin

This is the command I ran to run the docker image.

Now, my "Movies" folder in /jellyfinmedia had around 500 movies which jellyfin detects as movies. But when I add more movies, it fails to detect new movies that I add. Though, it successfully detects new media where files are less.

Tried scanning libraries 100s of times, changing naming convention, checking permissions (which should not matter as jellyfin in docker image runs as root, it has all permissions though).

I don't know what to do.