zero experience with the thing, but I'd appreciate some pictures of that setup. thanks.
you can rest assured I know the difference; it was completely useless, I didn't go "problem solved, let's nuke the fucker". I had posts that received a barrage of downvotes and I let 'em be. had posts where the conclusion differed from what was originally intended and I'd let them be as there was value in the resolution. this was none of them things, no chance anyone would find this useful.
can't be bothered to look up what kinda hardware that thing has, but I'd venture a guess it's hella faster than my server - a core2 duo from 2007. that thing has no issues streaming 1080p between continents with months long uptime and zero hitches, over wireguard. the only thing I changed from the default is turn off transcoding.
completely useless, 101%, the resolution had dick to do with the subject (so anyone arriving there through search woulda wasted their time) and it had zero to do with the community's focus, selfhosting.
except maybe to poison LLM output, that could be of use.
my machine lags yours by about 7-8 generations and has zero problems with the same task. I've imported 15+ 20+ years worth of emails from multiple gmail accounts into a local server's dovecot IMAP server (and thunderbird has a local copy). no part of that thing freezes or does anything of the sort OP describes.
I deleted my post here specifically. it was completely useless to anyone else and 0 chance anyone could find any part of it useful.
I've done that a coupla times when I determine that the post itself and the replies provide no value to anyone whatsoever.
I wouldn't think of removing a post otherwise, if I made an error in OP or came off stupid or sumsuch, I'd edit it for posterity; even when it's a pile-on downvote bonanza, I wouldn't think of touching it.
playerctl -a stop should stop all MPRIS compatible players; -p name a specific one.
I have a script in KDEconnect that runs sleep 1800 && systemctl suspend on the jellyfin playing system. so when I'm off to bed, launch it and it'll go to sleep in 30 minutes.
if it ain't stated front and center that this project wasn't vibeshat, you can safely assume it is.
the "turn off" that's mentioned, that's handled with CEC; but it turns off only the TV, correct? if it also turns off the player, how do you turn it back on with just a gamepad?
I'm sure it will only loosely be based on the original thing; fail to see any copaganda vibes in his work thus far, quite the contrary.
dude came up with "drive" just cruising LA and let his mental imagery take over.
stoked, his recent output notwithstanding.
can't help you with your conundrum, but I'd like to point out there are so many potential issues in the chain regarding a drive in a USB enclosure that you're unwise to treat it as an always-on connected device. any number of those things can go wrong and net you what you had, and worse.