Gutless2615 @ Gutless2615 @ttrpg.network

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You don’t say 🏴‍☠️

Nice use of the passive voice there. “If your house catches on fire”… and if the “firemen” in your analogy are lighting the fire, doesn’t your analogy break down a bit?

Your position is that Palestinians in the northern Gaza Strip are not being told to leave their homes or risk being bombed to kingdom come?

Also how much land did Palestinians hold in 1968 vs today? Just wondering.

Idk the forcible expulsion of millions of people from their ancestral home seems to fit the definition.

Another vote for Audiobookshelf. I’ve never looked back once setting it up. It does everything I want from a podcast fetcher, is cross platform, stable as a rock - give it a go OP you won’t regret it.

PopOS or Endeavor

What does that 50TB look like? I’m pushing up against 25 at this point but it’s shamefully all usb hdds plugged into a usb strip in a mini pc, and it’s less than ideal.

Tailscale doesn’t work? Because that’s what I use to get around my isp cgnat

The law applies to any data broker that buys and sells the information of Californians not just the ones based in the state

Tf? If you need ungoogled chromium just use ungoogled chromium.

Plex is based on XBMC/ KODI, and both excel at basically being a VLC - playing anything and everything locally or over the LAN. Jellyfin on the other hand is excellent at creating a personal Netflix you can access from outside your network, but because it runs through the browser youre more likely to have transcoding issues and you’re not going to have that Swiss-army knife, can-play-everything-you-throw-at-it like Kodi and Plex can. I use both.

Kodi works way better for local network content in my experience

So I’m using a FOSS spaced repetition app alternative to Anki called Memoet. Self hosted and it does everything I want. Might I recommend using chat gpt to help make cards? You can easily generate tables that can be copy pasted into a csv which (I’m assuming anki) can be imported as cards

My kingdom for a solution that works for iCloud

If your Passwords are memorable, you’re (probably) doing it wrong.

So I’m showi my my extreme age but I remember when Mint was born as a sort of windows-like Ubuntu for easy migration. Has it carved out a reason for existing for folks that don’t want a windows like experience?

Good to know!

Absolutely agree