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SpatchyIsOnline

@ SpatchyIsOnline @lemmy.world

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  • Trump's 'gold card' visa starting at $1 million granted to just 1 person so far, White House says

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  • You'd have to pay me a million dollars to move to the US right now...

    Actually, no I think the amount would be significantly more than that

  • ‘The President Is Right, The Pope Is Wrong’: Hannity Suggests Leo Has ‘Totally Lost Sight of the Bible and Its Teachings’

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  • antipopes

    Do they annihilate releasing huge amounts of energy if they touch the regular pope?

  • Would this work?

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  • I have almost 50 containers running on a £75 used mini pc from Ebay, chucked in the bottom of a cupboard. Anyone that tells you you need a giant server rack to self host is a gatekeeping moron

  • Self-Host Weekly (17 April 2026)

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  • Does anyone know of an RSS feed for the newsletter? I've been trying to use RSS for more stuff recently

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  • Big honerable mention to the interview with Trump where they pretended to lose connection. (It's not a coincidence they named the capsule Integrity)

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    Microsoft Exec Suggests AI Agents Will Need to Buy Software Licenses - Business Insider

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  • So the "amazing tool of the future" that's "going to make software developers obsolete" is also going to need to buy software licenses?

    Which one is it Microslop?

  • Spam blocking in 2026

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  • The best way I found to combat spam was to change my email address. Was it a pain? Yes. Was it worth it? Absolutely yes.

    Suddenly I can just give my email address out to services I trust, and I set up a temporary alias for anything I don't (although I tend to avoid those these days anyway).

  • How many browser bookmarks do you have? Do you use most of them?

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  • Why would I want to dig through folders of bookmarks when I can type 3 characters in the url and have my browser suggest the right page for me?

  • What's been your best experience that you've had on the Fediverse? What about it made it stand out?

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  • I'm using Voyager, it's open source and is the best client I've used (I've also tried Jerboa, Blorp and Interstellar).

    Upvote tracking is a feature you have to enable in settings, it doesn't do it by default. Also make sure to regularly take backups if that's data you care about because it doesn't sync anywhere.

  • What's been your best experience that you've had on the Fediverse? What about it made it stand out?

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  • While I didn't recognise your name immediately, my client app tells me I've upvoted you 7 (now 8) times, so I think that proves your point!

  • What's an online service you happily pay for?

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  • Nebula

    It supports independent creators and I get to watch Jet Lag a week early

  • Gryt-Chat: Like Discord but Self Hosted

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  • How the hell are you supposed to pronounce this?

    "Great"?

    "Greet"??

    "Grit"???

    "Grite"????

  • Ageless Linux - Software for Humans of Indeterminate Age

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  • Almost like these things don't happen in a vacuum...

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  • Or sold to advertisers...

    Or your insurance company...

    Or law enforcement...

  • ArrMatey, an app to manage your Arr stack from your phone

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  • How does this compare to Jellyseer?

  • Sitting here waiting for my first Bambu A1 print...

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  • I'd recommend setting your printer into LAN only mode and continue using OrcaSlicer

  • How many containers are you all running?

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  • I disagree that Nix is a solution in search of a problem, in fact it solves arguably the two biggest problems in software deployment: dependency hell and reproducibility (i.e. the "It works on my machine" problem)

    Every package gets access to the exact version of all the dependencies it needs (without needless replication like Flatpaks would have) and sharing a flake to another machine means you can replicate that exact setup and guarantee it will be exactly the same

    Containers try to solve the same problems, and succeed to a somewhat decent extent, although with some overhead of course.

    I'm not trying to criticize you or your setup at all, if Debian alone works for you, that's fine. The beauty of open source and self hosting is that we can use whatever tools we want, however we want. I do though think it's good practice to be aware of what alternatives are out there should our needs change, or should our tools change to no longer align with our needs.

  • How many containers are you all running?

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  • Small setups can very easily turn into large setups without you noticing.

    The only bare-metal setup I'd trust to be scaleable is Nix flakes (which I'm actually very interested in migrating to at some point)

  • Built a Spotify to Navidrome playlist Exporter. Meet Navispot 😅

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  • Doing this is generally a bad idea, because audio exported from YouTube is pretty poor quality, and music videos often have bits of talking or silence that make sense in context of the video but aren't part of the actual song (designed to prevent exactly this). There was a cli tool I used last year that could download music from Spotify directly.

    Edit: The tool I was talking about is Zotify

    Make sure to set the --download-quality flag to very_high if you have premium to ensure it downloads in max quality

    If you have long playlists (more than a few hundred songs), you should also use the --skip-previously-downloaded and --song-archive flags as per the docs to make sure you can start again from where you left off, as Spotify will start to rate-limit your connection and downloads will fail (if this happens, just kill the tool, wait a few minutes and start again)