Fisch

Fisch , 1 day ago

Some government should finally grow the balls to reform copyright, it's insane that basically the whole world uses this broken system that, among other things, makes archiving illegal

Fisch , 13 days ago

From what I can tell, changes are just uploaded immediately. I think If someone adds wrong data, another contributor can revert it.

Fisch , 16 days ago

They have a bigger catalog? I kinda assumed that Spotify had the biggest catalog by far because they're the most popular one.

Fisch , 16 days ago

In GNOME you just need to log in with your Nextcloud account in the system settings and it will add it in the file manager

Fisch , 18 days ago

Apps can absolutely listen for a wake word tho

Fisch , 20 days ago

There's a project called Watchtower that is specifically for auto-updating docker-compose containers

Fisch , 20 days ago

Depending on the keyboard you use, you probably just have to enable profanities in its settings

Fisch , 25 days ago

On Linux there's also Celluloid, which is basically a GTK GUI for MPV

Fisch , 24 days ago

I do the same. In case someone wants to know how it works with an Android phone, you connect your phone to your PC over USB and then you get a notification on your phone that says something like "Charging over USB". If you tap on that, you can change the connection mode and one of the modes is "USB tethering". If you select that, your PC will have an internet connection over the USB connection to your phone. It's kinda like hotspot over USB.

Fisch , 25 days ago

I think people just realized that Tesla's aren't that great. They're not build well, simple repairs cost a fortune and for the same price you get better vehicles from other manufacturers, especially from ones in China.

Fisch , 25 days ago

Really? I looked at prices of used EVs recently and was dissappointed at how expensive they were. I would have liked to be able to afford one as a first car.

Fisch , 25 days ago

I use it a lot when I'm on the go because it's just very quick and easy. I also contribute to OSM normally using my PC or Laptop.

Fisch , 27 days ago

What flickering thing?

Fisch , 27 days ago

Hell no, even the servers are vaping now 😭

Fisch , 1 month ago

These sites are great for finding answers but Lemmy solves the same problem as they do. I'm actually seeing Lemmy results quite often from google recently too (I'm using SearXNG btw, it displays what search engines individual results are from).

Fisch , 27 days ago

That would be great. Maybe SearXNG can add that by doing a site: for every lemmy instance from join-lemmy.org or something when you do site:lemmy

Fisch , 1 month ago

In Germany, at least, those people aren't even worried about the real issues, like climate change, but about made-up issues like the green party destroying our economy (they're not), immigrants raping women left and right (they aren't) and that we aren't using nuclear energy anymore and are relying more and more on renewables (it's not causing any issues and pushing down energy price)

Fisch , 1 month ago

The thing is, the politicians working against us have been voted to be there. They convinced enough people that what they're doing is good for them. Also, there are also politicians that are working for our rights, there's a reason this has been on the table for so long without actually being implemented.

Fisch , 1 month ago

Any distro, I don't think there's a difference in this case

Fisch , 1 month ago

A real Arch user would never register for something like that

Fisch , 1 month ago

I don't get what you mean by that

Fisch , 1 month ago

Ok, makes sense. I thought you meant that nvidia gpus were cheaper than amd ones, which is obviously not true.

Fisch , 1 month ago

Even if they have to pay it themselves, they can still ask their parents to buy/order it for them and just give them the money. That's what I did at that age anyway because ordering them online is cheaper and you have more choice.

Fisch , 1 month ago

I just use ungoogled chromium in those cases

Fisch OP , 1 month ago

It's just that I only read manga on my phone anyway (even though that might be because it's not synced between devices) and I've never had the issue that an online source went offline. I just thought that maybe there are other reasons, like how you can get way better quality when you self host something like Jellyfin for movies and shows.

Fisch , 1 month ago

And Google Firebase is what non-degoogled Android uses for notifications

Fisch , 1 month ago

You need to enable filter lists for that. I have uBlock filters - Annoyances and EasyList/uBO - Cookie Notices activated under the Annoyances tab

Fisch , 2 months ago

I was using streaming-based sites the first few years because it was easy but it had its issues. With uBlock Origin, ads and popups weren't a problem anymore but there were still issues like bad quality, buffering and your progress in a show not being tracked. This promptet me to try out Jellyfin with the arr stack and it's so much better. I had to get used to having to wait for shows and movies to download before being able to watch them but the experience was so much better aside from that. Great quality, a nice interface where your progress is tracked, everything loads perfectly fine, I can make accounts for friends and family and no ads or shit like that. It took some time to perfect my setup but now I have a lot of private torrent trackers and usenet and I can get pretty much everything I want to watch, even in German, in the best quality that is available, especially when something's available in AV1.

You need time, knowledge and money to get a setup as good as I have and it's worth it for me personally (selfhosting is also my main hobby, after all) but most people don't have all that, so I can understand why doing it like this is a pretty niche thing and why not a lot of people are doing it nowadays.

Fisch , 2 months ago

I just have it accessible through my domain. IPTV is interesting but I have no idea how it works.

Fisch , 2 months ago

So they basically stream what is being broadcast on these channels to you? What does it cost? I have friends who watch sports too, if it's cheaper it might be worth it if I set it up for them on my server.

Fisch , 1 month ago

That might be exactly what he's trying to achieve by announcing it like this. Kinda sounds like a pump and dump tbh.

Fisch , 1 month ago

It's actually insane how low the Monero fees are, you can make a transaction that takes less than 5 minutes and the fees are gonna be way less than a cent

Fisch , 2 months ago

I wonder why they don't just have Monero as an option

Fisch , 2 months ago

You just need the docker and docker-compose packages. You make a docker-compose.yml file and there you define all settings for the container (image, ports, volumes, ...). Then you run docker-compose up -d in the directory where that file is located and it will automatically create the docker container and run it with the settings you defined. If you make changes to the file and run the command again, it will update the container to use the new settings. In this command docker-compose is just the software that allows you to do all this with the docker-compose.yml file, up means it's bringing the container up (which means starting it) and -d is for detached, so it does that in the background (it will still tell you in the terminal what it's doing while creating the container).

Fisch , 2 months ago

A mini-pc with an Intel N100 will be a little more expensive (I bought one for ~150€) but it's about 5-6 times faster than the Pi and mine also came with 16gb of RAM and a 500gb SSD. It requires very little power and because of that, it's also very quiet. AV1 decode is also great if you plan to run something like Kodi on it or you want to do transcoding from an AV1 video with Jellyfin (I haven't migrated those to it yet, so I don't know how well it works in practice). I'm not sure but it might not even be a lot more expensive than a Pi with 8gb of RAM and an additional 500gb SSD.