Some people just don’t want to store anything on their devices for whatever reason.

RealDebrid and AllDebrid

It doesn’t. It’s nothing like any of these two. They provide local media content, Odin on the other hand streams media directly provided by the debrid service.

So, no downloading and hoarding involved.

no local media collection.

Exactly. It gets the streaming links instantly from the debrid service.

It doesn’t download anything and also does not fetch any local media. It uses jackett to scrape sites like 1337x.to for magnets, sends these magnets to realdebrid/alldebrid and gets a streamable link back which you can watch instantly.

By arr-suite… I meant the automated setups that people do, to get stuff downloaded directly into the movies/shows folders, hoarding huge MKV files, etc… Sorry for the confusing wording.

I don’t use the arr-suite myself, but I think you’re on point. Since It doesn’t download anything, and gets the streams directly from RD or AD, there’s no need for overseer.

You .ight be careful though, because RD doesn’t allow using their service from multiple locations at the same time (whatever thsat means)

Jellyfin uses the *arr suite, but Odin relies on a debrid service. The benefit is that nothing is hoarded on the device itself.

There are already some communities with the same tooic, but without much interaction, so I was mainly refering to joining existing ones.

However, even if that happens, one can simply go ahead and create a new community with normal mod behavior.

That fragmentation annoyed me too at the beginning, until somenoe tokd me something along the lines.

“It’s like different reddit subs with each hsving their own mods and rules”…

So /c/gaming on instance A, and /c/gaming on instance B, would be like /r/gaming and /r/gamingfornoobs.

That is what I already do. But I feel like there isn’t much going on. Tbh, I’m more of a passive than active participant. Never been a “karma whore”.

I mostly scroll through the feed and chime into topics where I feel I can contribute to.

But wouldn’t advertising one instance backfire and lead to huge server loads on that instance?

Reddit took the time to get these communities going…

Sure! But, in this case Lemmy is literally a federated copypasta of Reddit, like Madtodon is of X.

Therefore, I think Lemmy is already a few steps ahead, due to the existing familiarity how communities/subs are supposed to be used.

So it’s not we’re starting from scratch… It’s just getting rid of the annoyances of Reddit.

Take Mastodon/BlueSky as an example. People are already familiar withbthe concept of how to use it.

just tried it out and it crashed when I tried to open a video… so yeah

How is mbin holding up? I was on kbin at the very beginning, and the project seems to be dead now.

great… now I can watch a 10 minute long video on how to fix something, just to find out that it’s utter garbage (bc of missing dislike) AND uploaded 10 years ago. Great!

still waiting for an onlyfans alternative … 🫣

wait… one-man-show? the same guy who maintains pixelfed which still hasn’t a proper mobile app yet?

are they even actively developing it? repo seems abandoned

I would suggest not to rely on that. Give the DHCP a range, use manual IPs outside of that range