Lemmchen @ Lemmchen @feddit.de

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What system are we talking about here? The --no-preserve-root option is part of every modern release of rm.

Edit: Never mind, I didn't read the post properly.

I've heard good things about https://www.tarsnap.com/ and https://www.rsync.net/

I'd probably try a minimal Debian installation with the Openbox WM.

Link, in case you're having trouble locating the .iso: https://cdimage.debian.org/cdimage/release/current/i386/iso-cd/debian-12.2.0-i386-netinst.iso

I've used Jami recently to show my desktop to a family member that only had access to an Android TV. Worked surprisingly well.

firefox --Profile /path/to/separate/folder

Time Wasters

That's what I meant to imply.

can’t get on steam anymore

Can't buy or can't install anymore? Because that's a huge difference in my book.

Need for Speed Most Wanted (2005)

Man, I loved that game. It was the last NFS I played, everything after that sucked donkey balls and required an Origin installation.
Any tips on how you got it to run? I have the ElAmigos release and I think I tried it once but didn't have any success on the Deck.

Also, slowly, their catalogues are removing some tracks due to licensing issues and I’ve already lost 20 songs from my library.

Honestly, this is what will eventually bring me to abandon Spotify. It sucks so hard not being able to listen to that one weird niche song you stumbled upon, but instantly fell in love with. And they never tell you "Hey, our license for this song is running out in six weeks and we won't renew it. Better listen to it again while it lasts.".
I wish I could just buy all the songs I favorited on Spotify and not have to deal with any of this absolute nonsense.

At the same time their recommendation engine is extremely good and that's what makes it hard to abandon Spotify completely for me.

https://github.com/ankenyr/jellyfin-youtube-metadata-plugin

Fixed your link.

In software posted there, not in the forum software itself.

Huh? You need an open port and a TLS certificate, that's about it. If you're CG-NATed you need some form of proxy in front, but that's not Jellyfin's fault.

Ah sure, blame the victim.

Firefox has a concept that is called containers, but it's less a visual separator and more of a logical isolation layer (with separate cookies, etc.). Maybe this could work for you? I believe you can make different containers have different tab colors, but I'm actually not sure about that.

I'm not familiar with Opera, but it seems like you might be looking for something like Tree Style Tab.

My bro, you can buy a new 64GB one for 369€ and a completely refurbished one for 299€.

I guess you have to lower your price.

1. Use alternative that is FLOSS
2. Use alternative in the browser
3. Try WINE/Proton
4. Use Windows VM
5. Use dedicated Windows machine

When will this hit a stable release?

Maybe check out the SystemReady™ stuff from ARM: https://www.arm.com/architecture/system-architectures/systemready-certification-program