

I still have to add ‘reddit’ to my searches when looking for niche issues, opinions, and reviews.
Would hope in the future I can add ‘lemmy’ instead and be rid of reddit for good
I still have to add ‘reddit’ to my searches when looking for niche issues, opinions, and reviews.
Would hope in the future I can add ‘lemmy’ instead and be rid of reddit for good
Nextcloud is a massive overkill for caldav. You can use something lightweight like Baikal.
I don’t think the code is available for people to figure out whether there’s a reason or if it’s completely arbitrary.
Ultimate pettiness, show of power, or misdirection from other, more concerning news.
Could be all at of those or something entirely different, but it sure is pathetic.
Authelia is great. Recently added protection for multiple domains.
Sorry but the same article links to an update that backtracks.
There’s just no way this would ever pass without them losing all their business customers, any legality of such disclaimer aside.
I don’t think that’s true.
1 gig IIRC
Would recommend putting a memory limit on the container.
I had it crash my server by eating it all up.
I think that’s the last prod I needed to finally switch.
I’ve been eyeing that. Using linkding for ‘functional’ sites & linkwarden for articles at the moment.
I like linkding a lot, but am too lazy to tag things properly.
Yeah, it does all i need and uses a format that will be compatible long into the near future, very useful.
Vectorpea is available too.
On Windows, Alternative ADP2 driver provides LDAC support. It’s a few bucks, but also the only option I know of.
The only logical way to coordinate multiple drones like this is to store the json on a local nas and have them take turns updating their vectors within
Same shit trying to implement with systems on the backend older than a lot of people using them today I’d imagine
It can be the only way to punish people in certain games.
If there’s no punishment for failure, there’s no reason to respect any dangers the game presents.
In Minecraft, what should happen if you walk north for an hour and die? If you respawn with your inventory, why not just do that again and die as a quick way to get back? Why even bother with equipment or food at that point? Suddenly, half the game mechanics have lost their meaning, and there’s a lot less to do for the player.
Forgot? Why should he care? There appear to be no repercussions to his behaviour.
Unfortunately, it seems these people can do whatever the hell they want.
It’s gonna be degoogled android. No source.