I just have a KVM that I can unlock LUKS with remotely.

I can access it remotely as my router has a built in Wireguard server so I connect to that and I’m basically on LAN.

Am I interpreting this wrong or is this news not a good thing? Like saying the state isn’t going to subsidize these costs?

No?

Decision to move to Immich on my own hardware years ago validated

It broke on me which is how I found out about the depreciation, but I don’t remember the details to be fair.

I’m pretty sure that stopped working months ago…

You’ve probably been running out of date containers.

I’m sure it was nothing mission critical.

I hope.

I have no sympathy for day traders

Infuse is great…

If you pay. I’d love an alternative tho

What? It’s like saying systemd is handing the government your info because they have a field for your real name and address.

YOU control what info goes there, if any. It mandates NOTHING.

You may as well be mad at vim because your text editor is capable of storing your birthdate if you go in and type it and save it to /public/myInfo.txt

What they’ve done, is in the user info field (which already has a ton of information that almost nobody ever fills out) they added a date of birth field. They do not control what it’s used for, who’s going to use it, or if the user will ever bother filling it out. Perhaps nobody will ever implement a use for it, it’s really nothing.

Honestly it’s such a minor change, I’m pretty sure they could just grab all the upstream commits in the future and not do anything and it’ll be fine.

Obviously not, that would be something very very different than what they’ve done.

Yeah people are weird about it. I’ve never had any systematic issue from .ml

I mean it’s been around the longest and has the most subscribers. Most people only look at that, and I feel like arbitrarily splitting communities is actively harmful to the fediverse. Competing communities confuse and drive away new users.

!linuxphones@lemmy.ml

Huh, an actually good brain-computer interfaces.

full 1080p

Really doesn’t mean anything. A 1080p movie can be 2gb and it’s technically still 1080p. But a 1080p Bluray is 20-30GB. Resolution is a small part of quality.

Oh yeah. All my coworkers talk/ask about “sites” which are just streaming sites filled to the absolute brim with ads and all the videos are low bitrate. Kinda sad ngl

Well yeah. I doubt the GrapheneOS team would allow anything less.