littlecolt @ littlecolt @lemm.ee

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It's freaking hard. I hate how much society seems to disadvantage the single now. Everything is so expensive.

VETIAR

The best Chinese place in my area for a long time was in an old taco bell.

To be fair we called it China Bell. (It was actually called Chef Ma's)

But Linux comes with Firefox usually.

You're goddamn right, it is.

More like missing your homeland after it was taken over.

Use lemm.ee or Lemmy.world.

BONER KEBAB

The cruelty is the point. These pathetic southern losers feel like they can't win at much of anything in life so they want to make sure everyone else is losing, too.

My media box runs Windows 10 but I'll be converting it to Linux eventually. My main PC is Linux but I am a newbie. If you could, tell me what docker is.

I like Jellyfin but I do not like the way it shitted up my media directories. I have them meticulously sorted. I don't want images and database shit in them. I much prefer how Plex keeps its database and metadata separated and in its own directory. I would otherwise love to switch.

That there is a Tactical Issue Cat (TIC) with LuxuryFloof Upgrade. Great for all situations where you need more subtlety than what a Standard Issue Cat can provide.

We just love to discuss how awful Nazis are. Don't you agree?

Hello.

Oh man, it's like when the search engines were battling back in the day. We need a Lemmy version of MetaCrawler.

The average user also wants to have content shoved into their face with zero effort. There is a little effort to find content on mastodon and Lemmy.

Very likely no

I don't know how it is for Xfinity, but I work for Spectrum and the low upload is because there is not enough room for it on coaxial cable running at 750MHz or whatever it actually is. A big majority of the bandwidth of the cable, for my company at least, is taken by television and download, which we currently run a docsis 3.0 and a docsis 3.1 segment for download. The upload is a shrimpy part of the band. I know in some areas we are upgrading to support 1.2 or 1.4 GHz, lots more room, so we're able to increase upload in those areas. This is all rolling out now, I imagine other providers using copper will be doing similar eventually to compete with each other. Lets us run more upload plus double the docsis 3.1 segment so we can go into higher speeds for download (like 2Gbps). One consequence of this is we're screwing older TV customers, old cable boxes and also TiVo/cable card shit are gonna stop working.

Not trying to astroturf it advertise it whatever, just sharing what they have been telling us. Upload has always been dogshit because they wanted big download numbers to advertise. I literally get free cable from work but have AT&T fiber installed at my house because I can't handle the instability of the up pipe on coax for some of the shit I do. (Stream to twitch, run a Plex server, etc) it also makes you lag worse in games. Not the overall low speed, just the instability.

We are in agreement. Just sharing a life hack or whatever