kratoz29 @ kratoz29 @lemmy.world

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Not according to my battery stats when I use Voyager ofc Chrome comes on top, but I get so much more SOT than using the Android apps.

Proof of my usage with Voyager:

Oh.

Nice.

What tools do you use to access it?

I am using Lemmy way more, the only time I go back to Reddit is when there is literally no new content on Lemmy lol.

What solution were you using before Cloudflare?

Nowadays I mostly lurk Reddit very sporadically, tbh only when I finish with my Lemmy feed (doom scroll just got worse lol).

Both are great options, but I am more inclined to Voyager, especially on your specific case scenario.

There is an option in the Lemmy website that it is called show read posts, when you disable it all your read posts are hidden, and this setting does the same behavior for the Lemmy apps, I think only Jerboa and Summit have Lemmy web preferences, lately I have been interacting with this from Summit.

I never interacted with any AI until ChatGPT started to get popular, and I could say I'm a bit of a tech guy (I like tech news, I selfhost some stuff on my NAS, I used Linux on my teenage days etc etc) but when I first interacted with it it was really jaw dropping for me.

Maybe the information isn't 100% real, but the way it paraphrases stuff is amazing to me.

I've made and what's my heartbeat at a given moment.

Only if they at least could dial 911 if they detect you are dying /s

In my case it doesn't matter, I have scrolled too far and basically hot means new and active means hot 6 days ago lol.

(I deactivated the show post features on Lemmy website, so this change applies to all the apps).

I didn't even know you could selfhost Streamio.

Well, to begin with we didn't even know what the heck happened, so being aware that our data is safe is one big relief.

I don't remember the name of another growing instance that just disappeared (different issue I guess) I don't recall that their users ever got their data back again.

Nice, that way would function just like Connect for Lemmy, which is not a bad thing, but I like more how Voyager and Summit implement it.

Ok, I'm not sure of how exactly this works, but I'm gonna check it out since I have IPv6 addresses.

Just to be clear, even from IPv4 only can access my exposed services?

you’ll end up banned

Why?

Since it seems to keep alive in the RAM longer than other clients I agree with you.

Voyager is also a good option because no tracking or added waste from apps because it is a PWA.

This sounds like a nice addon, sadly most of my YT consumption is done from my Nvidia Shield TV with STN, so I still get those annoying thumbnails I think (I have them in my home screen and that's where I watch them or add them to the list to watch later within the Shield menu).

I'm subbed to lots of stuff and it seems that it could be that.