𝕽𝖔𝖔𝖙𝖎𝖊𝖘𝖙 @ Rootiest @lemmy.world

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But is that really winning?

Here in Europe, we try to catch politicians lies, especially when in government. Americans defend their politicians lying to the public.

Don't generalize, neither of those are absolutes.

There are plenty lying sacks of shit still in European politics and lots of Americans who don't want it from any of their politicians.

Here ya go

This will forever be the problem with video tutorials.

Development often moves fairly quickly and videos on most platforms can't be edited after posting.

The result is your best outcome is if they make an update video to address the changes. Unfortunately that's also one of the least likely outcomes.

Otherwise the options are:

1. Take the video down and lose any income it generates
2. Put a note in the description linking to a document addressing the updates
3. Keep the outdated video up and keep making money from it

If you're lucky you might get option 2, but in most cases you're gonna end up with option 3.

In the vast majority of cases content creators aren't going to pull or replace a profitable video even if it becomes outdated.

It's a tough situation, I can't really blame them for doing what is in their best interest as a business.

Ideally you should try to get comfortable with non-video tutorials.

It seems we have reached his appeal to the idiots phase of his campaign.

Always has been 🌎🤔🔫👨‍🚀

Found punxsutawney phil's account

Nah just 0.25 eggs

I think maybe he changed the volume mapping at some point because most of this I found through the GitHub page and I don't think I ever changed that part myself.

FWIW it works for me as-is but there may be some fuckery because I started out in a much earlier version.

Great call on setting up a system service to start it though, probably would get annoying really quick without that if you frequently reboot.

That's definitely smarter than running as root with sudo like I do 😅

Based

I use Kopia on both Linux and Windows.

It's really fast and has a lot of great features.

And it's FOSS

Here it is

Respond to the battery level and if a device goes offline

Instructions unclear: Removed fingers can no longer hold hammer

Can't remember the name at the moment but I had a HACS plugin that would pick up at the power level/battery sensors and warn you when they were below a threshold or offline for a specified amount of time

Rahode is land

There's also a self-hosted LiveSync plugin in obsidian, uses CouchDB IIRC

Hey I don't really have a solution for you, but if you are still stuck on this, give tailscale a try.

I used to have a manually-configured WireGuard server too, and had a lot of the same issues you are.

Now I just use tailscale to manage that (it's still a WireGuard backend just like you are looking for) and I actually have my Pihole configured as the DNS host for my local network and my Tailnet so it's used by all of my devices even remotely.

So the same outcome you are looking for but with a slightly different path to get there

Easiest way if it's only for yourself is using tailscale

I'm really happy with my searxng instance