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Here is that post: https://lemmy.world/post/37906

For any Jerboa (or other app) users, @ruud is referring to the web-UI, not the independent app interface.

Plex was my second media server. Serviio was my first, and was just a DLNA service with a few sorting and metadata options. After Plex choked over and over and I kept having to manually fix watch status, I moved fully into Kodi. Never had an issue. If I want to backup the metadata and watch status, it's a simple process as long as kodi has wrote access to my media library. Not that it helps OP, but it's all I am looking for.

The best joke is always in the comments something something

This. I'm not posting on reddit anymore. I haven't even loaded RiF except to see if my post history is showing so I can edit all traces of my presence there.

Yes. In my two or three days, I've considered making multiple, but then I remember I'd be defacto mod, and I calm down. Maybe later, but probably wait for the actual mods of those subs to make the community here.

I'm not going back. I needed a kick in the pants and I got it. Just want to edit all my posts/comments and get my saved posts/comments from 10+yrs of research.

Thx! This is the second set of leaves it's grown. Eventually, it will have leaves about 4" - 8" long, and cover a large portion of the mango tree, but the first few years for this orchid, it will be pretty small.

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My in-laws and I have a Signal group where we share fun spellings and pronunciations. We call it "udder mayham." It's fun.

I could care less.

This one is popular.

After looking at some pictures, I see why it's sometimes referred to as "devil's walking stick!"

Could it be Aralia spinosa?

Snake plants are apparently impossible to kill, even if you forget to water them for weeks.

Can confirm. I've seen them in overcrowded pots in a hallway, away from all but fluorescent lighting, not watered for months and months. I've also visited the tropics, where people stick them in beach sand in full sun to part shade, and they thrive!

Subtropical Rainforest, and my orchids thank me!