You find a particular part of nature you enjoy photographing? I'm a botany nerd myself so I love to photograph macro flowers. But I've got some friends into birding too, much more difficult.
Wastewater - Separating liquids, solids, and gases for responsible re-use.
Botany - Learning about the natural world and how it relates to everything you know and love (i.e. without plants there would be no humans, chocolate is yummy, grasses feed the world, etc).
I can confirm and I do use this feature of jellyfin. It works great. The reader is unusable. I use Librera for reading. It's great, free, and open source.
So my flow is biblio, mam, library Genesis, Anna's. Then to jellyfin folder that it reads automatically. Then I can download that to any device connected to the jellyfin server. Local is easy, abroad through tailscale.
I took a long break from gaming (~15 years). Then when I came back too it I found all these great games that had came and went. So I started parsing through many of the most critically acclaimed games. I hit Arkane, and Dishonored was so incredible (and I got Prey with them in a flash steam sale for a few bucks), I thought I'd give it a try.
I will say it's probably one of the best games I've played in my most recent gaming phase. It is a super solid sci-fi horror where you can engage. I do not like run and hide games, so this one fulfilled my criteria. The story is also classic sci-fi greatness.
It's also one of the few games I've got an itch to play again.
I got roughly 100 hours in. I only played a few battles over, opened most of the maps, but didn't complete all the side quests. I got frustrated by the length at the end and simply
sacrificed Gale instead of actually fighting the brain
It is a big commitment. I did not dilly-dally and am a veteran gamer. It took me 90 hours to finish a moderate play through. It's worth it but it did start to drag at the end. And that's just one ending.
Saw M83 live recently. They put on one of the best performances I've ever seen