Do you remember which video triggered the popup?

Interesting. I’ll keep an eye out for it.

I was reading through the DockFlare documentation but I’m still confused about if the email setup requires the paid workers plan to work as an alias service. I thought it could be a possible addy.io replacement but the $5/mo workers subscription makes it a non-starter compared to $1/mo for addy.

Are these youtube ads or are you saying the app itself is displaying the ad? No mention of it yet on github.

Sounds like proxmox would fit the bill. Virtualize everything with LXC/Docker/VM depending on the app and you should be good to go. Moonlight should work in a vm running debian desktop for example.

Anyone know why grimmory isn’t on the list or site?

Edit: I submitted it and it’s now part of the index.

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Seeing mostly on Mastodon and Bluesky.

I’ve been using this for a long time. The firefox extension and relatively low resource usage is what differentiates it from similar options I’ve tried.

Can you provide a few more details about the hardware you’re on, the version of Ubuntu, the type of update performed, and anything else you think could be relevant?

I guess there are some examples of that happening with places like patreon, floatplane, twitch, kick, etc. It’s hard to fathom anything coming along that can even approach the reach of youtube without backing from another big tech company and eventually following the same enshittification pattern.

That used to be a fair deal. We know better now and even have a word for what will happen to us once we’re locked into the system, enshittification. Just about every subscription model eventually leads to squeezing as much as they can out of us without a corresponding increase in value.

https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Samba#As_systemd_unit

That’s the guide I followed on my desktop and laptop.

Anything that runs windows can probably run Linux and work well enough for self-hosting. But you’re getting ahead of yourself with worrying about hardware.

Easiest way to start is to find something that you want to try selfhosting that is relatively simple and use WSL within windows to familiarize yourself with Linux/networking/docker.

Once you’re far enough along to know what your needs are, then you can start thinking about the hardware to meet those needs.

Well said.

I’m sure this stunt is his attempt to distract us from something. This guy has to be the best at being the “racist senile old man” I’ve ever seen. I don’t think he plans anything but he plays the media like a fiddle to get attention any time he wants while avoiding all accountability.

I’ve never understood why anyone ever took him seriously and I’ve known people who thought he was intelligent which immediately made me question their judgement on everything.

For a mediacenter that isn’t on bleeding edge hardware, fedora or Debian would be my choice for stability. Performance will be similar regardless of distro.

I use arch on my desktop and laptop and Debian/Ubuntu on servers.

Sounds like the custom format isn’t working. A screenshot might help.

From the article: “people with bricked devices will need to contact the company’s customer support for recourse”

It’s still early but I’m going to keep on eye on how they treat the people that call them for support.

I haven’t read the entire XDA thread but there are a few posts saying it’s limited to ColorOS (Chinese version of android that everyone else gets as OxygenOS). Unable to verify.

If they don’t reverse course, I’m sure it’ll roll out globally eventually. This has to run afoul of EU’s strong warranty laws right?