It’s doomscrolling if you’re a fan of appimages and static binaries like myself
It’s doomscrolling if you’re a fan of appimages and static binaries like myself
Same here, I’m disappointed


It was so widespread that around 2004-2005 you could buy dvd players that supported avi/mp4 files with external subtitles. They don’t create products like that for niche markets.


You know this because you use it. The person for whom this is their first Linux doesn’t. Why not recommend Ubuntu or Mint?


Don’t recommend niche distros to beginners, these have next to no community support and tend to disappear overnight


Openlib is an app for Anna’s Archive


The leak was named longhorn iirc, is that the one?


Seedance 18.0


Why not use openssl s_client?
You could distribute the kernel without shipping sources 🏴☠️


Autossh does not do tcp-over-tcp when forwarding, if I understand that correctly. TCP is from localhost client to localhost SSH client, no syn/ack frames are tunnelled, just the data stream.
I’ve had a similar setup, and also found Wireguard unreliable. Went with Nebula and never looked back, not once I had a network problem caused by it.


Woah, now we have a right wing trucker and a left wing activist as examples of why cashless == fascist, it will make things easier to explain that position to people of different world views


We can also buy paysafecards in convenience stores, and these are actually anonymous, unlike Blik.


I want to burn some family photos on an M-Disc, I bought a bluray burner and some discs and they wait on the shelf now.
I’ve had an overvoltage (I think) burn ports on my switch. Short loss of power during a storm.
It was an adventure to find that problem, and it felt like magic too. My only advice is to diagnose if starlink port 2 is burned (just connect the working network to it and see if it still works) and if not, get a replacement for your 2nd router.
I’ve had an overvoltage (I think) burn ports on my switch. Short loss of power during a storm.
It was an adventure to find that problem, and it felt like magic too. My only advice is to diagnose if starlink port 2 is burned (just connect the working network to it and see if it still works) and if not, get a replacement for your 2nd router.
If resource usage was low, it could also be an X11 problem solved by a wayland distro
It’s that part of (every other) year!


The FOSS vtuber community is not far from that
Explanation of the last panel?