If you are mostly hosting files, open media vault has minimal command line, and it’s mostly administered through a web admin. It’s still fairly complex however, and I definitely recommend reading the manual thoroughly and sticking with easy tasks at first. https://www.openmediavault.org/
This is just the tip of the iceberg, the example that’s easy to cite. Over time in his videos he made a welcoming environment for fascist and hateful groups to feel welcome and at home. The more apt comparison is that if you run a bar, and you don’t kick Nazis out, you own a Nazi bar.
Maybe they’re trying to turn their AI VC money into real money? IDK what windsurf is.
Can anyone explain what this is
You think you’re so clever
One time I asked my brother how he installed iPhone apps that aren’t in the app store. He just said you can’t ???
I could never figure out NFS … ( it only works with unix usernames??) But since I have smb servers I can use that with Android
In the thread it looks like in the US you can’t copyright the shapes, but in the UK, you can for 25 years. Also the .ttf file that contains the code to make the font render correctly at low DPI is copyrightable in the US.
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I would rather have unlimited with extra steps than unlimited with extra money
Haha that’s funny, when I first had to use slack and discord, I thought oh this is IRC, just with extra crap
Kind of like how Marcus Persson was almost a person?
Sounds like he’s more loyal to Tesla than to the consumers it hurt
Can’t just leave us hanging with that ending!
These are the true points, however the 4th reason to use a VPN is if you are using a fingerprint-resistant browser and lots of other people are too, it’s harder to track who is going where, since the exit IP is shared.
If tor isn’t working for whatever reason
I’m sad that bots in space had to spin down, but there are still bots on Mastodon. One server quitting didn’t take everything down.
The part where if a mastodon post gets popular, it has to serve that to everyone makes sense because it’s kind of like a website. Maybe there could be a CDN like Cloudflare that a mastodon server could use to cache responses?
The part about Bluesky that doesn’t sound good to me is “to send a message to one user is to send it to all”. Wouldn’t this be crazy with even 100 servers for 10000 users, vs 2 servers with 5000 each? Not sure how the math works but it doesn’t look good if they have to duplicate so much traffic.
My social circle for texting is really small, but in the good old days of social media I kept in touch with a wider circle.
I suppose we disagree.