What did you do instead?

Did you skip the last sentence?

Because there’s a ton of proof they’re terrorists.

Is this a joke?

Yup, don’t need anything else.

That’s fine, but the point still stands that this only works on the remaster, not the original. The original did not get an expansion, which is how the title reads.

For Skyrim, functionally, no. You can’t use mods from one version on the other. You can’t use saves from one version on the other. Its a port, but that’s beside the point for what I’m trying to say. Oblivion and the Remaster are not the same game full stop. Nor is Diablo II and its remaster. I still play the original Diablo II. I can’t play this expansion because it wasn’t made for Diablo II. It was made for the Remaster. The two games share the same DNA but they are not cross-compatible. Diablo II did not get updated. The Remaster did.

Are they cross-compatible? If no, then they’re not the same game.

You come on. Those are two different games.

So the headline is a lie. Diablo II isn’t getting its first expansion in 25 years. The Diablo II Remaster is getting its first expansion.

Everyone should strive to learn about Alots. They’re an invasive species!

Because I hate big tech and I want control of my media.

Yup, it fucking blows. I can’t even find the speakers on the ones by me, I think they’re behind the screen.

Not every screen has buttons. The ones by me all don’t.

For some reason invidious never works for me, i just get errors and it doesn’t load, but FreeTube works great.

Yeah, I dont love that about TubeArchivist.

Who is downloading and selfhosting a million+ YouTube videos tho? Wild.

How’s the playback/library organization for TubeSync? That’s my primary interest with TubeArchivist.

I took a look at pinchflat but it seemed more focussed on the archival side of things rather than the playback side. Would you say thats accurate? Because honestly all I’m looking for is a frontend to easily watch my videos. I only download an odd video here and there and for that purpose yt-dlp works perfectly fine.

Okay, your notes have definitely helped a bit. I compared your compose file against mine and removed the HOST_UID, HOST_GID, and the healthcheck sections from the default file. Its still taking an abnormal amount of time to boot up and login, but the container isn’t completely throttling my system anymore. I suspect the healthcheck was the culprit. A step in the right direction though, thank you!