Kushan

You’re missing the point, the point is the batteries are designed specifically to NOT back feed into the grid.

Instead of telling people to re-read your posts, why don’t you actually go and read up on the very things you’re being critical of without the most basic understanding of how they actually work.

These batteries aren’t designed or built for whole home backup, they can’t produce power when the grid is down (some have dedicated sockets for you to draw power from like a normal battery but they don’t back feed). All the scenarios you’re thinking of why these are bad are already accounted for.

That’s how the plug in version has to work.

Discovery was utter dog shit for sure.

Strange new worlds is decent though, a few misses but worth watching.

Lower decks is fantastic, a real love letter to fans.

Academy I expected to be just as shit as discovery but was pleasantly surprised. It’s definitely the weakest of the above with quite a variety in quality, but has its moments. I don’t hate it (so far).

It’s entirely hypothetical. Jellyfin could also close source tomorrow, hypothetically (It happened with Emby so there’s precedent).

This is a "slippery slope’ argument and thus a fallacy.

Let users decide how they want to run their own stuff. Right now if you have Plex pass this isn’t an issue. If it becomes an issue, then you’re in the exact same position you’d be in today if you decided to move away from Plex now.

I moved away from Plex years ago, but I don’t blame users for sticking with it, it still has a lot of advantages over jellyfin.