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Nasty. I thought this was satire at first and had to read it back.
From the newsletter:
no record of what they touched
From the site:
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We might have some wires crossed somewhere.
Seriously. I had to read that five times to see if I was missing sarcasm. What a fucking awful product.
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I can only assume it’s because the project’s new leadership can’t count
This came across as a bit harsh. The blogpost explaining the new naming strategy seemed to make sense to me at the time. Did I miss something?
Cringe. I’m pretty sure they did not read a single line of the changelog.
This was obviously meant as a joke…
Sheesh are some overly-sensitive.Yes it’s a bit crass but not overly.
Also in the newsletterThe Jellyfin team took a page from Microsoft’s playbook and skipped a major version number (v11) with the release of v12 this week (…)
I did not pick up on the joke, whoops :)
It has to be funny to be a joke, and this wasn’t funny. Seemed like a cheap shot from a Plex fanboi.
As always, comedy or humor is not universal.
Andyour opinion ain’t a universal thing. Because it’s your personal taste. And, well, your opinion.I lightly exhaled at the quip. Not a knee slapper or anything.
Good to see Mullenweg gone, what a shitbird. And complaining he didn’t have time to have the resolution reviewed before the vote. Matt, that’s the exact sort of bullshit behaviour you would have committed if the shoe were on the other foot. So quit crying and go code or something.
Gone? On paid vacation for a short while, you mean… But perhaps it’s a sign from the board, that he should either get his shit together or he will be out for good at some point, hopefully.
I think its time to stop reading this newsletter. Remover the ai marker for projects, and now sponsored by AI. Hmmm.