Yeah. I feel like the concept of America is just completely manufactured. Personified by the ignorant blowhards who LARP as heros but only fight when backed by the MIC (hold technological superiority against an inferior force), the Christian taliban who hate jesus and everything he stood for, and the oligarchs who got rich off the backs of immigrants; responsible for the populations mental illness epidemic.

It’s quite obvious that the average American will roll over and let the Stalin, Putin, Mao, Xi or Hitler force them into absolute supplication before they bother with the minor inconvenience of protest or strikes, while being stupid enough to believe they represent freedom and justice. The only people willing to oppose the psychopaths are too liberalised to accept that they won’t be stopped without violence, or too fragmented to provide meaningful resistance. A massive general strike would work, but that would require more cooperation and discipline than Americans have ever displayed, and the mental illness is too strong.

I hope I’m wrong.

Yep. Just another example of how the system is designed to protect the existing capital and landowners over what is fair or just.

Doesn’t sound like it

The thing that pisses me off about this, is how the previous owner who illegally modified the house isn’t instantly on the hook for the amount it elevated the house price, and you would have to proactively litigate them in civil court (if that’s even legal).

This is my preferred versioning format for user-facing software, by far.

I feel like Semver should also adopt the date inclusion, like 7.4.2-202606 or even 7.4.202606 — you can even extended it to multiple daily releases like 7.4.20260610.1233

There’s too much software to mentally track when each version was released. You should be able to tell at a glance.

Try the web app (PWA). I don’t remember it complaining about http localhost.

I’d also raise that as an issue with the developer. No self host-able app should enforce https. Only warn/notify. There are numerous situations where http is a perfectly fine, permanent solution (LAN/VPN).

FYI super productivity can sync via webdav, and nextcloud has a webdav server.

“What drives you crazy about MS Outlook?”

“YES”

Malk

Fentanyl dart gun

Why the fuck would I ever want to do that? I don’t even want people I know knowing who I am.

Keep my name out ya goddamn mouth — Will Smith probably

Noice

Is there any way to exclude US projects, or only pick projects that are non-profit or open-source?

I wouldn’t want to waste energy on something that the Christian Taliban will likely destroy, or benefit from; or go to patented corporate research.

You can map multiple paths to a docker container and under settings > media management > root folders in the arrs.

Review https://trash-guides.info/ and https://wiki.servarr.com/ to see if you can configure things better.

Why wish them the best of luck? I wish their sales to crash and burn.

You can also choose a mesh vpn like tailscale and then you don’t have to worry about ddns or port forwarding at all, ace you can still use a reverse proxy.

Last I heard it was way more than feasible for a normie. Something like 500TB.

The only device or information system that is truly secure is the one that doesn’t exist at all

but where’s the Proton Drive application for Linux!? … I sincerely hope Proton is working on it

It appears the author didn’t read the blog posts they linked:

“Over the next few months, we’ll enhance the app further by adding more new features and releasing the Software Development Kit (SDK) that the new macOS app is based on, which we anticipate will serve as the basis for a highly requested Linux app.”

It sounds like they haven’t even started. Hopefully the SDK covers most of the functionality and the Linux app is minimal additional effort.

This was true before the last 2-3 decades of globalisation, outsourcing, diversification, vertical integration, private equity, consolidation, and monopolization.

30-40 years ago most established sectors had a dozen brands across cheap, mid-market and expensive tiers. Most of the expensive brands were expensive because of consistent quality or niche. Nowadays the dozens of brands are owned by 2-4 multinationals, and there’s barely any brands left that haven’t been plundered and bled dry in the eternal race to the bottom for short term profit.

Pre GFC the US had 50-100 banks above a moderate size (can’t member). Post GFC there were like a dozen left; nowadays there’s probably half as many.