The terminal emulator is the window displaying the text. That used to be a physical screen called a terminal. The program that decides what text to show is the shell.

Even worse. The Amazon app is trash that sometimes doesn’t work at all, but the Amazon website works well on mobile.

I’ve actually switched, so I’m not really who you are asking, but the last hurdle was I really don’t like how it filters the movie list when you pick a letter instead of jumping to that place in the list. Anyone know how to make it work like Plex?

Finamp exists, and it’s just as good.

Thank you so much. Between your links and the docker stuff from Bakedcatboy I should be able to figure it out.

Legendary. Thank you for all the info, I might have a project for the weekend.

Do you have a link to a tutorial or an example setup for that? I’ve wanted that exact setup but couldn’t find how to do it.

Can I ask, how do you detect that?

How old is my tomcat user? How about my various docker containers, are those separate OSes?

I didn’t understand, why not use nginx? It has built in support for let’s encrypt by default, you just have to activate it in the nginx config. https://nginx.org/en/docs/http/ngx_http_acme_module.html

“I want to change the radio station, get me a new car!”

Okay, this has nothing to do with parents parenting their kids. It has 100% to do with the perception that the internet is dangerous and using that perception to collect information about people. That’s what they want, to put a name and face to all interpersonal interactions so they can use them for marketing and law enforcement.

I think you can play DVDs ripped into .iso in VLC. You need to remap the extension to open from whatever application you have for mounting the iso as a disk.

Oh, I’m so angry about… a reference to Gulliver’s Travels?

Am I face to face with the man who sold the world?

I actually read the link and they mention QUIC

there is a notion that HTTP/3 and QUIC will do away with the 14kB rule — this is not true. QUIC recommends the same 14kB rule.

I’ve used 1/1/70 since it’s the unix epoc, what’s 1/1/84?

Okay, so it does mean “1/10th of”. If words still had meaning then “ten times less” would mean “we thought we had 10 but we actually have -90”.

Honest question, does “10 times less” mean 1/10th? It makes no sense to me mathematically.

Depending on what the hell “ambient” means in this context that one might be okay. The other two though, eww.