The image features a tea setting on a dark table. In the foreground, there is a blue ceramic cup with a textured surface, sitting on a matching saucer. Inside the cup, a green tea sachet labeled "PIAG 408. DRAGON PEARL JASMINE" is visible, with floral designs and a logo on the packaging. A shiny silver spoon rests on the saucer. To the right, a lit candle in a glass holder with a copper base adds a warm ambiance. The background is softly blurred, with a neutral-colored wall and a hint of a chair, suggesting a cozy setting.
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The image shows a stone slab with a smooth, gray surface, part of a larger stone structure, possibly a statue. On the slab, there is a small, white stone with pink text and drawings. The text reads "Dodrege!! ania" with two pink hearts and a smiley face. The stone is placed on a patterned stone pavement with visible cracks and some greenery growing in the gaps. The shadow of a person is visible on the left side of the image, indicating the presence of a photographer. The overall scene is outdoors, with natural lighting.
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The image shows a hand holding a partially eaten pastry. The pastry has a golden-brown, flaky crust with a dusting of powdered sugar. It appears to be a filled pastry, with a visible red filling, likely jam, spilling out from the bite taken out of it. The pastry has a twisted, cone-like shape, suggesting it might be a type of turnover or filled croissant. The background is a blurred urban setting with a gray pavement and a brick-lined curb, indicating the photo was taken outdoors. The focus is on the pastry, highlighting its texture and the contrast between the crust and the filling.
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The image shows a white ceramic dish with a colorful dotted pattern on the rim, placed on a light wooden surface. Inside the dish, there are six distinct stones and a cylindrical object. The stones vary in color and texture: a reddish-brown stone with a smooth surface, a translucent purple stone with white inclusions, a pale pink stone with a smooth finish, a yellowish stone with a rough texture, a greenish-blue stone with a rough surface, and a cylindrical wooden object with three holes. The stones are arranged in a circular pattern around the wooden object, with the reddish-brown stone at the top, the purple stone to the left, the pink stone to the right, the yellowish stone at the bottom left, and the greenish-blue stone at the bottom right. The dish has a black wavy line design on its interior.

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I haven't had to deal with this specific kind of use case before (accessing the local Jellyfin service while the laptop is connected to a VPN), but after some cursory research, one of these approaches may work for you:

Easy Option (only available on some VPN software):

There may be an option in your VPN client that lets you access local network addresses like your Jellyfin server. Check your settings and see if there are any options like "allow local network traffic" and then try opening up your Jellyfin server in a browser (e.g.: 192.168.1.100:8096/)

Less Easy Option:

If your VPN client doesn't have an option for allowing local traffic, you can open up the command prompt on your macbook and run a command like this:

sudo route add -net 192.168.1.0/24 192.168.1.1

Where 192.168.1.0/24 is the local network you want to connect to (where the Jellyfin server is located), and 192.168.1.1 is your local gateway (probably your wifi router's address). Change both of these depending on how your network's local IPs are formatted.

This should update your routing table to handle local network addresses without the VPN and this should persist between reboots.

Hope this helps.