import { Button } from "@/components/ui/button" import { Badge } from "@/components/ui/badge" import { Film, Music, Server, Users, Heart, Rocket, Tv, Home, FolderGitIcon as SolidarityFistIcon, HandHeart, Landmark, Palette } from "lucide-react" import { JefflixLogo } from "@/components/jefflix-logo" export default function JefflixPage() { return (
Self-hosted media servers aren't just for tech nerds anymore. They're infrastructure for digital solidarity—scalable to groups, communities, and organizations of any size. Break down the fortress walls of digital feudalism, one server at a time.
Try it out on Jefflix (or build your own!)
Technology promised abundance, but corporations chose artificial scarcity. Let's build the alternative.
No remote kill switches. No disappearing content. Your data, your rules, your timeline.
Start small, grow with your network. From friend groups to organizations—the infrastructure adapts.
Sharing isn't piracy—it's solidarity. Build movements, not monopolies.
Streaming platforms aren't just bad business—they're architecture for extraction.
Content rotates based on licensing deals, not user needs. You're not buying access—you're renting temporary gates to shifting catalogs.
The "streaming wars" recreated cable monopolies with extra steps. Fragmentation isn't a bug—it's the business model.
Digital goods cost nothing to copy, but everything to gate. Self-hosting is how we build infrastructure for sharing, starting with media.
Tools like Jellyfin make self-hosting accessible. Start with your own library, share with friends, scale to your community. Or use mine while you figure it out—that's the point.
Or learn how to set up your own Jellyfin server and join the movement
Your streaming dollars mostly feed corporate executives and shareholders—not the artists creating the work you love. Cancel the middlemen. Support creators directly.
Support strike funds, mutual aid networks, and worker-owned cooperatives fighting for fair wages in Hollywood and beyond.
Fund artists in your community creating real work—theaters, galleries, independent filmmakers, and musicians who need it most.
Patreon, Bandcamp, Ko-fi, or just Venmo your favorite indie creators. Cut out the platform rent-seekers entirely.
The math is simple: A single Netflix subscription costs ~$15/month. That's $180/year going to a corporation that pays artists pennies per stream, cancels beloved shows for tax write-offs, and fights against fair labor practices.
Imagine if that money went directly to your local theater company, a struggling musician's Patreon, or the SAG-AFTRA Foundation instead. Real solidarity means real redistribution.
Stop feeding extractive corporate gatekeepers. Fund the people actually making art.