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  • Fuck Google, support OpenStreetMaps instead.

    I'm flabbergasted how people are not seeing the OpenAI stuff not just as not-that-useful, but very dangerous for privacy and open internet. And Google is trying to catch up, and they are still the biggest threat to privacy and open web.

    Don't use either, every corporation will betray you.

    Support open solutions.

  • I'm way more surprised that Twitch even has video storage that old.

    I have streamed a bit, and my videos were limited to one month? Maybe even less.

    Twitch was never meant for video storage, so this move is not unexpected.

    If you want to keep a video, download it, always. Even on Youtube you are not guaranteed to have videos forever. They still have my vid, which is almost 20 years old, nobody watches it... and it's helping no one.

    Which is to say we need better preservation methods for digital content.

  • Just adding that GitLab self-host is an absolute nightmare, if anything goes wrong you are done. They include database in their 'package', so you have limited options.

    Also GitHub is usually used to distribute dependencies, so if your package gets downloaded 1M+ times, you don't have to pay for the traffic.

  • So I installed this way back in the day on my prod corporate VMs. I was still green, and any prod issues would shake me so much, it was too stressful.

    I taught myself to relax when the locomotive pops up, take a few deep breaths and go on.

    It was super effective. I learned to not get so flustered, and stopped messing commands due to adrenaline. I no longer install it anywhere, but it still puts a smile and a wave of nostalgia when I see or hear about it.

    Such a small thing, yet it helped me grow so much.