BruisedMoose

Okay, looking at that accessibility tool with the hex you provided (nice on the anti-Meta rationale), I think what makes it difficult is that white border around the text. It’s adding a low contrast border to what would otherwise be high contrast black-on-orange.

https://webaim.org/resources/contrastchecker/?fcolor=FFFFFF&amp%3Bbcolor=F9971E

See what I mean?

I apologize if my comment came across as overly critical or unhelpful. All I meant by it is that to my eyes, the brightness of the orange with the white border around the text is a harsh combo. It would be more comfortable with a darker background that contasts more with the white.

See, you did more research than me, so maybe I’m totally wrong.

It’s a good job, I 100% support the graphic and idea behind it and I learned about a couple new services too. Don’t let any of us get you down. You’re DOING something and you should feel good about that.

If you’re going for readability / accessibility, that bright orange background is probably not the way to go. And I can’t imagine it was helping your migraine.

I read that as the man had gone missing and all they found was the Oscar on the plane.

Offline Games from JindoBlu.

A variety of timewasters with more added pretty regularly.

Like others, I run both. Jellyfin for music was alright, but I didn’t love how it handled some metadata and my collection now is around 28,000 songs (without bootlegs) and I wanted something dedicated to music.

Absolutely love Navidrome. When I’m at my PC, I’ll open it, hit the “Random” option under Albums and select something from the first page. This way I’m always surfacing things I would normally ignore and engaging more with my collection.

Then, again as others have mentioned, I have Symfonium on Android. There’s a “Track Mix” option that shuffles your entire library, or you can create dynamic playlists. The one I use gives me 50 random tracks, but filters out classical and tracks shorter than 45 seconds. Same idea though, listening to parts of my collection that would never be my first choice.