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  • No repercussions for China after national address on the crisis.

    Tariffs for Canada for smoke wafting in his direction, but no firefighters.

    What a fucking clown.

  • That's probably the nature of X11 that allowed all sorts of offspec hacks but xwayland is mainly written to spec.

  • Xwayland doesn't work with the applications you need?

  • If you set it's download folder in the .env to the same as the ingestion folder for Calibre, it'll just show up. Set -no-browser-downloads and it'll just drop that into the folder and won't prompt you to save it manually.

     
        
    ---
    version: "2.1"
    services:
      calibre:
        image: lscr.io/linuxserver/calibre:latest
        container_name: calibre
        environment:
          - PUID=0
          - PGID=0
          - TZ=America/Denver
        security_opt:
          - seccomp=unconfined
        volumes:
          - ./data:/config
        ports:
          - 7080:8080
          - 7081:8081
          - 7181:8181
        restart: unless-stopped
        labels:
          - com.centurylinklabs.watchtower.enable=true
    
      openbooks:
        ports:
          - 7082:80
        volumes:
          - './data/:/books'
        restart: unless-stopped
        container_name: calibre-openbooks
    #    command: --persist
        command: --name asdasuu6ghgf --persist --no-browser-downloads
        environment:
          - BASE_PATH=/
        image: evanbuss/openbooks:latest
        labels:
          - com.centurylinklabs.watchtower.enable=true
    
      

    You'll have to manually set the ingest folder in Calibre in the the setting to this folder that shows in the calibre container as "config" (or maybe just the root folder, can't recall)

  • It's across the PC lineup. People aren't buying new computers when RAM is crazy expensive, unless they're a work system. Even then, IT departments are cutting units to the bare minimum to scrape by.

  • I'm not sure what the problem with the android version of Element X might be, it works perfectly for me and my wife. Voice and vid work fine, but that's also using the matrix.org server. YMMV with your own self-hosted server, I have one for my agents but I haven't used voice/vid with it.

    And yah, I had high hopes for NC Talk, but it's not worth the trouble even if you provision a STUN/TURN server.

  • Openbooks IRC download to calibre guacamole instance to fbreader opds connection. Once I pick a book it's automated to the point that I find it on my reader index page.

  • Seems like a scam.

  • He should have his fucking ass sued.

    And you have to know anyone that doesn't wear socks with their dress shoes is just a tool.

  • Yah, before AI there's never been a chance of proprietary code entering the Linux ecosystem and they have no defences against it at all.

  • If he has another stroke, he'll probably start murdering Palestinians personally and cut out the middle man.

  • I haven't done it, but I think you can add Github and other OIDC providers to Forgejo.

  • Still a work in progress as far as I know.

  • And so imagine, if workers were paid a living wage to the standard of the rest of the world, there would be a pile more income tax brought in instead of being sheltered domestically and offshore, which would fix how many other issues? But instead, let these companies not pay tax on their profits, and it never gets reinvested but rather offshored to avoid tax. And the middle class disappears, and public debt builds, until it all implodes.

    Now eject all the workers that were paying taxes and doing the shit jobs on top of that.

    What a shithole.

  • Did you just link people to some fucking IP address and port to your vibe-coded dreck like a completely clueless noob?

    This is possibly the most hack-handed "release" I've ever been witness to.

    Feel shame.

  • Well, I mean, only if you're worried about having CSAM on your harddrive.

  • Well fucking said, Linus.

  • They're ridiculously expensive and not very efficient compared to DC systems.