Great article, they always gave of that energy tbh. But I did not bother and also didn’t use it enough that it would matter. Good to have a write up about it. Thanks for sharing.

they are grouped and as they are different browsers that theoretically could have different blink versions I feel like it makes sense.

Also want to mention that GoToSocial has an option to change the layout to a instagram like gallery: https://docs.gotosocial.org/en/v0.22.0/user_guide/settings/#select-layout

I know this is hardly an replacement for what instagram is like nowadays. But for those who just want to share their photos thats a great way thats often overlooked.

Feeling GrubHub tonight

Thats rough. Check out https://grebedoc.dev/ I believe codeberg itself also wants to migrate to that as well, I cant tell you how reliable it is though (I am using hetzner managed for 1.90€/m) is but I dig its simplicity.

Its centralized, but they (forgejo, the underlying software) are building on standards wherever possible so it should be easy enough to move things around. I also don’t really see them breaking bad anytime soon, at some point you have stop worrying and start to build shit.

thought the same thing afterwards :( too late now.

Whoa, I went from “Hmm. We already have meta search engine aggregator at home. Do we really need a new one?” to “Whoa, that is pretty! Ughh… but is that AI that im seeing?! loads Wowee that is just a snippet from Wikipedia and various other places!!! It also shows me where the results are coming from. This is really cool! The user interface is copied over but there is no harm in that, its super clean” in like 0.0001 seconds!

I like it alot and will be trying it out. I like that it is more transparent where results are coming from compared to DDG.

Just no a fan of the name, but its just the project it looks like its white label enough to make your own “CI”. And I would definitely not have come up with a better one.

Also like your take on AI, I have a similar stance, very sensible.

To make sure all security patches are applied I assume 🧐

🌟🎀 uptime check ✨🌈💖

22:09:13 up 9 days, 12:29, 2 users, load average: 0.03, 0.05, 0.11

EDIT: wait why does it say 2 users though 😳

I know this is super weird but, I kinda like seeing a buy button on stuff like “elementaryOS” or “Zorin OS”, its essentially just an donation, but I think especially for normal people its that extra “professionalism” which makes it look like another “normal” OS to consider, which it is.

Yea, i remember ending up on there more often when I still got my windows machine, but even then it had that weird aura to it. Just downloading it made me feel like it is not the intended way.

The image makes me so uncomfortable just by looking at it. The way they are hunged down get a closer look of the screen or the right guy is adjusting their screen to get a better angle… Also their brains inside their heads are in direct contact with the sun and is probably past well-done by now. If the chair in the back is the one they two are sitting on then “good night”. Ill give them 2 hours tops until they call it a day.

Yea, you are probably right. Just wanted to ask before I hand it down myself, in case I missed some really cool use case for it.

My Jellyfin is also very basic with everything pre transcoded as I don’t even have/need >1080p.

So it just looks like a window on my main PC and this way I have ram on my new PC

This sounds really cool. Does that actually work, did you do a comparison? I would have expected that most RAM usage comes from rendering the frame and not sending it, or does waypipe somehow outsource that as well?

Love Cryptpad, but am I the only one for whom the loading indicator gives a bad flashback to early js framework web development where every website was 16 times the initial load time, 4 times the overall size and just more buggy. Website SPA or not have rarely a good reason to have a loading indicator for the initial load the browser already does that.

For hosting websites something like grebedoc aka git-pages would be cool to have. (or just another instance of that)

Spill the beans! What distro are you running?

I have to set this up right away, that sounds exactly like what i’m needing. Thanks for sharing :)

Actually just hopped from arch (btw.). It was surprisingly stable considering how cutting edge it is. But I tinkered too much with it and just want something with less moving parts and focus on actually working with it.

Love me some Debian. But I still have to find a proper way to update only some packages to testing or unstable.

Sway is still on 1.10 and has some problems with Godot for example.