Oh no, we thought results were for the next CEO to worry about!

This was merged with jellyseer and is just called seer now. I believe it’s ‘safe’ to switch to the develop branch they have available. I’ve had zero issues so far.

https://github.com/seerr-team/seerr

I had no idea. According to what I’m reading, if I switch to IPv6, it would effectively solve the problem? I see that mullvad does support it, but will have to look into the individual containers I’m using, as well as docker itself I guess.
Networking is a nightmare to understand

Between 100 and 150.

Other people will get swept up in VPN scams and data miners after the legitimate companies are forced to pull out

How does it harm p2p? I’ve been downloading and seeding without issue. Genuine question

I don’t have any proof, but I’d imagine AC alone would be insignificant on planet scale.
Anything short of us detonating enough nukes to light up the atmosphere.
It’s the sun’s energy getting trapped by our emissions that we need to worry about.

Entropy isn’t about conservation of energy

It’s a trashpile. If I need an app, I search ‘site:reddit android app x’ or look in f-droid

Can we get AI on various libraries too and let it respond to API calls, I’m tired of these DLL responses being so predictable

No, it will be attached to every application, as well as the start menu, settings, notepad, paint, regedit, calculator and every other piece of windows you AI hating swine

Yeah this is my issue. Fusion was very easy to pick up, and I’m lazy to learn that anew.
If nothing else, the (lack of) ownership of the files alone should help me convert one day.

Yeah this is it. And for phones that are awkward about work profiles, one can use something like Island.
Keeps your work from seeing any of your personal stuff too.

Fusion 360 for me. Just one stupid program.

I have used Stirling in the past. One day, whilst at work, I tried to OCR a few pages, but it just kept loading. Later I wasn’t able to access my other services. I found out that Stirling ate up all the memory, crashing my whole server.
This is a lesson on setting constraints in docker, but also running Bento I don’t have to worry about any resource usage, which is awesome. Love tools like this.

I’m subbing to releases, definitely keeping an eye on this!
I’m currently having sync my carddav to nocodb for relationships and other details since monica went bust, which isn’t very practical.

I wasn’t replying to the post, but the op who stated

If I delete something from the cloud, I should still have it locally on my PC.

Sorry, that makes no sense to me. These cloud sync apps are setup for mirroring. If you change one side, it’s reflected on the other. This is just user error (or poor UI, lack of explanation on what delete does in the cloud)

This was on my feed right after the ‘UK to consider circumcision is abuse’ article, I got very confused for a second

I’ve been on Directory Opus for many years, it’s absolutely excellent and I struggle when on Linux without the same toolbox.