Carlos Solís @ csolisr @communities.azkware.net

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I store my OTPs in a self-hosted Vaultwarden (a Rust reimplementation of Bitwarden) and also on Aegis in case I ever need to be offline for long.

Unless you assume that the wearer is necessarily Shintoist, which is quite the stretch

That sounds an awful lot like "the boy refused to cross his powerful father, therefore he deserved to die"

About the only complaint I have about him is that he still owned slaves.

Sure, this is the configuration file used by Firefish: https://github.com/misskey-dev/misskey/blob/develop/.config/example.yml

Generally it's stored in /var/www/firefish/.config/default.yml and you want to change these lines:

    
clusterLimit: 1
deliverJobConcurrency: 64
inboxJobConcurrency: 8

  

That way the system will use a single thread and process fewer inbox / outbox requests in parallel. This of course may impact performance, but for a single-user server it will work well enough.

You can set Firefish and Misskey to use fewer workers. It can work with as little as one, for maximum RAM savings.

I was using OG SearX for the longest time, it was only until very recently that I discovered that:

• SearXNG was a thing
• SearX had not been updated in years
• and most importantly, that I had been stuck with the unmaintained edition without me even noticing

Considering that AliExpress and Wish have the bad fame of being both dirt-cheap and dirt-quality, I was surprised that Temu actually managed to snatch a slice of the budget pie. Temu being a privacy trojan to fetch as much personal data from gullible customers as possible makes a lot of sense in retrospect

Their idea of optimization in console was to cap the frame rate to 30, even on the Series X. So you can wonder what that means for PC

The fact that things are able to float, despite of gravity pulling all objects towards the big mass of Earth. You would think that the push of gravity should be more than enough to overcome the slight fluid displacement that allows balloons and boats to push away from the Earth's surface.

Unless you can run them over Firefox, using this for example

Yeah, about that...

Pretty much every web-app wrapped into a desktop environment uses Electron, which is based in Chromium.

Unless the developers of other browsers take specific steps, the ad engine will get pulled on the next update of their Chromium engine, that's the problem.

Opera has unfortunately given up and switched to Chromium as its backend.

Curiously enough, the "start" button is now more of a "pause" button. Sometimes also a "skip cutscene" and "open menu" button. Microsoft was into something by actually renaming it to "menu" in the Xbox, since that's what it's used for nowadays. Sony probably chose to call it "options" on the PS4 onwards solely to avoid being sued for plagiarism.

The headphone jack would be less painful of a loss if phone manufacturers started adding a second USB-C port on top of the device. That way you wouldn't have to choose between charging your phone, listening to your game without lag and in privacy, or carry a dongle to try doing both things at the same time.

Yes I do - in fact I'm using a VPS with Wireguard to serve the website I'm replying to you from. I also use Zerotier at times to connect to my desktop computer while outside of my house.

The Goron race in the Legend of Zelda lore already works like the dwarves on this example - they're naturally spawned from rocks, and as such, don't have a concept of parenting or sex. The closest thing to a family that they have is their "rock brothers" - fellow Gorons that happen to have spawned from the same rock they did.

And that's why I have a weekly cronjob in my server to call BleachBit, remove cycled logs, and compress the images on my storage. Having to make do with a rather limited VPS for years taught me to be resourceful with what I had