LufyCZ @ LufyCZ @lemmy.world

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You're the one complaining about only being able to upload 4 mp3s

There's no daily limit mate, you're free to upload as many files as you want.

Just not at once.

Wireless charging is just a tiny bit of copper and a cheap (probably cents) controller

There's no way that's true. It's a piece of it for sure, but they are neither an ad monopoly or a monopoly dependent on YouTube info.

So what you're saying is that instead of allowing companies to enshitiffy, we just kill all of them instantly?

Everyone is complaining about services raising prices all the time. YouTube introducing anti-adblock tech has caused an uproar.

Do you know why YouTube is dominant? It's because it's subsidized. Running a service like that is more expensive than you could ever imagine and it's free, thanks to subsidization.

I'm not saying Google's a good company, but consider how much value YouTube has brought into the world - it's not only entertainment, but also education.

It wouldn't survive on it's own.

Splitting up companies makes no sense. They could (and in 99% of cases still would) work together as one. Regulating them and holding them accountable does, much more. Why not start there, instead of wasting your time here?

They are heavily vertically integrated, even if split, they'd still work together as one company, because they simply don't have any other choice.

There are many products all of these companies have that aren't profitable (f.e. YouTube would either die or get enshitified to hell, can't see Prime Music surviving without the rest of the Prime ecosystem etc.).

Splitting most of these up would not help anyone.

One step at a time.

Don't really see anything getting passed through Congress anytime soon, so I guess this is the only way to go about it right now.

food?

Can't you theoretically just move super fast but across a very small distance? They could just "stay" with the Earth, moving with it as needed, maybe eventually they'd learn to do that automatically as well.

Poor lads probably got insane amounts of traffic

I've got 2FA set up and required, so I'm not too worried about brute force attacks.

Not to you it isn't

I've got firewall set up, services are only accessible through the reverse proxy, was more concerned about something like logging into keycloak and having the password leaked with MitM or another attack of the sort.

Good to hear, thanks!

I have just one proxmox hosts which runs everything.

I wasn't sure if there was any traffic leaked out of the bridge (as it would be to everyone with wifi), though the more I think about it, the less sense it'd make for that to be the case.

I self-host for a myriad of reasons, including a dev server, so ideally I need uptime. Might look into some more advanced stuff when I've got time though.

Appreciate the response btw!

Why not use samba or something to map the NAS as a remote drive and have the arrs use it as their destinstion folder?

In this specific instance, sure, but overall, my bet is on them meaning actual fraud.

Are we talking about the vaccine here? Sounds like a post-exposure drug to me

Definitely not at a loss to produce no, but maybe a loss overall.

My bet is that the US subsidizes R&D by paying obscene amounts for the drugs and the EU and others just serve as extra income