This stems from a conversation I saw fly by in #gnome-hackers

- Don't enable Media Server option. It is an experimental untested
  feature that was only used in GNOME Photos and the GNOME Photos
  maintainer recommended we disable it, so stop passing
  --enable-media-server to configure, pass --disable-media-server
  instead. (forwarded request 572104 from iznogood)

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