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Yeah. For all we know they could be shipping Wine along with the Mac version themselves and use Proton on Linux…

Steam also supports native games and not just Windows games. And it does not have Proton on Mac.

What OP quoted doesn’t mention Proton at all and there is no Proton on Mac (at least built into the Steam client)

I mean sure, but there’s also a screenshot in the article of him saying he’s against DMCA takedowns specifically

Current copyright law in general goes absurdly far beyond protecting the original creator

Overzealous DMCA is a plague on humanity

Rare Elon Musk W

• I used to do side loading on iOS for a modded YouTube app (uYou+) but now I just use YouTube in the browser with AdGuard and Vinegar extensions. There’s ways to sideload and auto refresh the certificate that don’t need you to connect the phone to a computer which apparently work pretty well (I used AltStore which was pretty annoying because it doesn’t do that).
• Usually I think you just have to enable NSFW on a computer/via the browser for it to work in the app. At least that how it is for Telegram iirc. Generally there shouldn’t be a problem accessing anything.
• No idea, the only thing I play on my phone is Shattered Pixel Dungeon and I bought that

Ahh, I see. Yeah that absolutely shouldn’t happen, at least not by default… Though I believe I’ve added an album that’s already in Apple Music once and it also kept the local files. Maybe in those cases it deleted the local files as the disk was getting full to clear up space, or something? Definitely inexcusable though :V

Which downside? What do you mean? Everything I’ve added to it locally is in its own folder, and it’s a copy of the original files.

I’m really liking Apple Music. Mainly because it’s streaming bolted on to a real music library manager, so you can do stuff like edit song metadata, 5-star song ratings (though they really want you to use the stupid favorite system that Spotify also has), playlists that let you filter your library based on rules, and even add/upload your own tracks, so anything that’s missing you can add yourself.

Though I’m not sure how the experience is if you don’t have a Mac, as the web client is hot garbage and they don’t have a native Linux client.

I’ve used SongShift before to transfer playlists between music services. Looks like it can also export them to a file.

1. Disregard Docker. You’ve got NixOS, you don’t need Docker. Thank god.
2. Configure the services:

{config, pkgs, ...}: {
  # Jellyfin
  services.jellyfin.enable = true;
  
  # enable the other *arrs, whichever you want to use
  services.sonarr.enable = true;

  # qbittorrent user and service
  users = {
    groups.torrent = {
      # put users that should be allowed to access torrented media
      members = [config.services.jellyfin.user "you"];
    };

    users.torrent = {
      isSystemUser = true;
      description = "qbittorrent user";
      group = "torrent";
      createHome = true;
      home = "/var/lib/torrent";
    };
  };
  
  systemd.services.qbittorrent = let
    qbittorrent = pkgs.qbittorrent.override {guiSupport = false;};
  in {
    enable = true;
    description = "qbittorrent daemon";
    documentation = ["man:qbittorrent-nox(1)"];
    wants = ["network-online.target"];
    after = ["network-online.target" "nss-lookup.target"];
    wantedBy = ["multi-user.target"];
    serviceConfig = {
      ExecStart = "${qbittorrent}/bin/qbittorrent-nox";
      User = "torrent";
    };
  };
  
  # VPN configuration
  networking.wg-quick.interfaces = {
    mullvad = {
      # Insert options for Mullvad
      address = [...];
      dns = [...];
      peers = [
        {
          publicKey = "...";
          allowedIPs = ["0.0.0.0/0" "::0/0"];
          endpoint = "...";
        }
      ];
    };
  };
  
  # file server, SMB unfortunately works the best for all the operating systems
  services.samba = {
    enable = true;
    shares = {
      storage = {
        # where do you store your stuff?
        path = "/path/to/linux/ISOs";
        browseable = "yes";
        "read only" = "no";
        "guest ok" = "yes";
        "create mask" = "0644";
        "directory mask" = "0755";
      };
    };
    extraConfig = ''
      workgroup = WORKGROUP
      server string = ${config.networking.hostName}
      netbios name = ${config.networking.hostName}

      guest account = nobody
      map to guest = bad user

      # No printers
      load printers = no
      printing = bsd
      printcap name = /dev/null
      disable spoolss = yes
      show add printer wizard = no

      dos charset = CP850
      unix charset = UTF-8
      unix extensions = yes
      ; mangled names = no
      map archive = no
      map system = no
      map hidden = no
    '';
  };
}

This is a minimal config that doesn’t set up specific stuff like qbittorrent’s file storage location or network interface, I’d tell you how to do it but I don’t actually have such a setup. This is just copied from what I have/had in my configuration and looking up services on https://search.nixos.org (very useful site if you don’t know about it).