

+1 for Immich - it’s actually great
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Nerd, truck driver, and kinda creeped that you’re reading this.
+1 for Immich - it’s actually great
And you fully control the service?
Which is exactly why I never installed Plex and went straight to Jellyfin
from nokia candybars and palm pilots to having a an always on camera, microphone, location and wifi sensor controlled by foreign advertising companies
We could build things with all that tech outside of those group’s control. That’s what brought you here to the Fediverse isn’t it?
For example I like Smart Home stuff. I’ve got dozens of devices I can control through my phone or automations etc around my house. My lights even. But I only like it because I control it thanks to FOSS stuff like Home Assistant. It’s local. Not reliant on external servers and works exactly how I like. If you bought cheap-o wifi gadgets that all rely on 20 different apps you’d have a really shitty experience and all your data harvested and your lights not turning on because whatever company shut down.
We can take control of phone tech in a similar way. Unfortunately I doubt we will as a whole but I think it may be possible for the more technically minded to carve out a small niche in the hellscape.
Most Android apps can be run under a mini-VM in the Linux systems I’ve tried - but some apps won’t function well that way (banking, NFC tickets, etc)
(non-Android) Linux phones aren’t really ready for daily driving even for relatively advanced users - but it looks like we’re gonna have to deal with it anyhow
Hell yeah
I doubt it’s possible to have them all installed and have a functioning system anyway
You’re good. If you like your setup please don’t feel like you need to change. Ubuntu will serve you just fine.
Now if you just like tinkering or configuring…
The main drawback of Ubuntu is mainly that people don’t like Canonical, the company behind it. They can be very opinionated in their decisions. Also many prefer rolling-release distros (like Arch, or OpenSUSE Tumbleweed) where you get much quicker software updates over Ubuntu and other traditional distros.
I can sympathize with being frustrated but that’s silly
Yeah I traveled for that one and just barely avoided the clouds. Memory of a lifetime.
If you ever get the chance to see one it’s actually quite a bit more odd than a cloud passing over. It feels kinda wrong. Shadows do funny things especially around things like tree leaves. The colors are just kinda eerie. Like the other person said we’re not super good at telling light levels so it LOOKS sunny but the sunlight doesn’t feel warm.
But yeah if you don’t know it’s happening it is totally possible to miss a partial eclipse if you’re inside or busy and just passing through outside.
There used to be some extreme right wing instance but it instantly got defederated by everyone
Probably because it accessed it through a user’s browser/connection which until that point hadn’t been flagged as a bot and had consistently shown signs of human use.
I’m sure if you set up a bot farm with this your connections would be flagged very quickly.
Oh wait hey you’re on my instance. Cool! We’re such small one lol
Does he run/have power over JavaScript right now?
It gives you some links but in my experience what it says in the summary isn’t always the same as what’s in the link…
It’s pretty safe. Competent password managers will be heavily encrypted. Having your passwords hacked is essentially unheard of. You don’t have to worry about it being on someone else’s computer as without your master password the password file is useless.
I think the biggest case was LastPass, and they did it by getting a keylogger onto a developers PC to get at their password, but afaik customer passwords were safe unless your master password was weak or reused from a breached one.
But, a notebook isn’t hackable at all. But then the people around you could potentially get into it, which is a far more likely threat for a ton of people.
Either way use 2FA at every site that will allow it.
Yeah only if the UK can actually manage to enforce any consequences to site admins outside the UK. I’ll wait and watch.
lmao