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freebee

@ freebee @sh.itjust.works

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  • The Browser Wasn’t Enough, Google Wants To Control All Your Software

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  • It's very young and got very popular suddenly, someone will make a nice stable UI for it at some point...

  • Not looking so bad now

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  • Buy one that can also burn m-disc

  • Expanding storage on simple home server

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  • HDD is cheap and enough, but SSD is silent.

  • Popup Ads in Your Pickup Truck? RAM Trucks Now Feature Scammy Ads on the Center Display

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  • This vehicle shouldn't be street legal for regular folk based on its shape and height, software is just a minor detail.

  • Your favourite piece of selfhosting - Part 1 - Operating System

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  • +1. Very easy, very stable.

  • Asking for suggestions on managing media

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  • Some of it is likely still quite findable and assuming quite a few titles are many seasons of 1 show: use your known channels and redownload in more recent repacks would be the easiest, least hassle least risk of quality loss. Use Sonarr and/or jellyfin exports to identify shows with high GB per minute of runtime...

  • easy way to manage audio metadata / file organization?

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  • For getting nice metadata musicbrainz is the best out there imo. Sort your collection, anything new you add, run it through musicbrainz. If your music is missing from musicbrainz: add it! It is the most complete, free accessible database there is. Discogs for example is more complete but not the same level of free to access.

    Beets is supposed to be good but I find it complicated, steep learning curve.

  • Belgium Targets Internet Archive's 'Open Library' in Sweeping Site Blocking Order

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  • Bruges is a museum.

  • AWS deleted my 10-year account and all data without warning

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  • Just try it with the old laptop. I personally found dietpi the incredibly easy entry. Super bare bones Linux actually meant for raspberry pi and such, but you can run it on any old laptop. Using your all gaming rig might be a high energy usage if you're just gonna run barely more than a NAS. If you do it with the laptop, take out the battery or put a timer on charger outlet, permanently connected and charging with a system that isn't actively managing the battery and charging could get you a spicy pillow quickly.

  • introducing copyparty, the FOSS file server

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  • Wow.

    This works crazy fast and performant. Keep up the incredible work!

  • What is the best Power Outlet, and why?

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  • E, C and F, because they are all somewhat compatible.

  • Linux Reaches 5% Desktop Market Share In USA

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  • Our parents promised us we would feel like fools for thinking we were smarter than them as kids. When exactly does that start?

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  • Depends where in Italy or Spain. Italy is very nice because it's almost always sunny and the food is always good and cheap. And there are so many kilometres of coastline... you can still find what you want too: small not completely tourist overrun coastal villages. Unfortunately it's getting too warm now in summer because climate change.

  • My child won't stop singing the "Lava Chicken" song from the Minecraft movie. How do I go on living?

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  • Hardware Suggestions For A Beginner?

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  • You can buy a used office computer from businesses that are upgrading (downgrading) to win11 for less than 50 bucks. They tend to be relatively low power, relatively quiet, lots of PCI slots and USB ports so there are many upgrade options, yet low entry price for a decent computer. If you plan on using as a jellyfin server: either mind the chip now for transcoding capabilities (there's lists out there) or know that if you want that, you'll have to put in a GPU at some point if the onboard can't transcode well.

    I have a mix of external and internal SSD's. Some are running way not as fast as they theoretically could, but it all works well enough for me. You can start with what you have, storage is still expensive.

  • Europeans, how far do you walk for groceries?

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  • I've been denied with luggage by a tram driver once. Moving a 2 person mattress was not allowed on the tram...

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  • Not necessarily. The divisions in middle east today have roots to end of WW1 and collapse of Ottoman empire and decline of British empire. There would still be a shit load of oil in middle east. There would still be limited amount of water... It could be very different, which countries ally, what kind of regimes etc, but not necessarily more peaceful region as a whole.

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  • The way the economy in the soviet union was micromanaged in super centralised way was key to its collapse, especially the final 10-15 years. Soviet Union did have great innovation spurs in IT, rocketry, etc but it was impossible to diversify said innovations further, impossible to mass market it, impossible to mass export it. The centralised economic system lagged enormously and was incredibly inefficient, 1 town having 500000 jackets but no shoes, other town having 100000 chandeliers but no food etc. On top there was really really high levels of corruption. The economic model was essential in the demise of the Soviet Union, once they let go of some regulations a tiny bit, it all fell apart fast. China paid attention, they keep trying to waggle between statecontrolled and free market... They are well aware similar risks still exist in their state-owned companies to this day.

  • Splitting comic books into panel

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  • What's the name of the app you tried?