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- 1Plex closes loophole allowing free remote access●Bad news for Plex fans relying on third party apps. Plex has closed a loophole that allowed remote access to self-hosted
Plex has shut down a loophole that let users of third-party apps remotely access their self-hosted movie and TV libraries without paying. Users who relied on the workaround will now need a paid Plex pass for remote streaming, though XDA Developers reports a remaining workaround for those unwilling to pay. The change has frustrated longtime fans of the media server platform.
- 2Smart TV buffering fixed without blaming the internet▼I finally fixed my smart TV’s buffering, and my internet wasn’t the problem
A writer at XDA Developers describes how they finally resolved persistent buffering on their smart TV, discovering the internet connection was not to blame. The piece walks through troubleshooting the TV itself rather than the router or broadband, a common frustration for streaming households.
- 3LinuxDays 2026 set for Prague in October●🐧 Let's meet on # LinuxDays 2026! On October 3–4, the community around # Linux , # opensource , technology, and # securi
The LinuxDays 2026 conference will take place on October 3–4 at the Faculty of Information Technology of CTU in Prague, bringing together the Linux, open source, technology and security communities. Turris has announced it will attend with a booth, offering talks about OpenWrt and network technologies. Organisers and participants are inviting the community to meet there.
- 4LinuxDays 2026 conference set for Prague in October●🐧 Potkáme se na # LinuxDays 2026! Ve dnech 3.–4. října se na # FIT # ČVUT v Praze – Dejvicích opět potká # komunita lidí
LinuxDays 2026 will take place on 3–4 October at the Faculty of Information Technology of CTU in Prague-Dejvice, bringing together the community interested in Linux, open source, technology and security. The Turris project, known for its open-source routers running OpenWrt, has confirmed it will attend and invite visitors to stop by its stand to talk networking and firmware.
- 5PewDiePie highlights free self-hosted AI image editor●# Imageediting # AI https://www. xda-developers.com/pewdiepie-f ree-self-hosted-image-editor-does-what-adobe-and-canva-c
PewDiePie is drawing attention to a free, self-hosted AI image editor that XDA Developers says can do work normally requiring paid tools from Adobe and Canva. The coverage frames the open-source tool as an alternative for people frustrated with subscriptions and cloud-based editing, handing users local control over their image editing workflow.