Professional Neckbeard
Do… LGBTQ+ folks act differently? Like… I’m pretty sure gay folk don’t go screaming “I’M GAY” all around the place… I sure don’t…
I do understand what you mean though, living in a very “anti-rainbow” country myself… Though unfortunately I can’t give you much advice other than just… Act like a normal human being.
Give her fedora silverblue, pretty much impossible to break.
No.
Just log the user agent and if it comes up as safari, redirect people to the Firefox download page :)
Messmer the impaler from Elden Ring SOTE.
I love this boss, it’s not bs, just pure skill… Shame I lack any of it. Still beat him eventually.
dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/disk
You seem to be hurt by modern subscriptions, take this, it will give you strength.
Main use for ai: glorified email template generator
You don’t need to be a programmer to selfhost.
The most important “skills” to have if you want to selfhost imo are:
Basic Networking knowledge
Basic Linux knowledge
Basic docker/docker compose knowledge
But I’d say to not get lost in the papers and just jump right in. Imo, the best way to learn how to selfhost is to just… Do it. Most everything is free and fairly well documented
Who needs to remember commands when the shell can type them out for you :)
(Genuinely recommend it, it’s been my daily driver for years)
My M3 MacBook air isn’t supported?
UxPlay is a airplay server that allows you to remotely stream from your Mac to a Linux PC… You don’t run uxplay on the Mac itself, you run it on the machine you want to stream the display to
Carrots, raw carrots, no salt no nothing, just carrots
Oh, please do
Who knows, maybe that’s my whole idea :)
No, the thing is, I never even mentioned Linux because I paid for Netflix, knowing it won’t work on it. My problem is that even on supposedly “supported” platforms like my M3 MacBook air, I’m still not getting 4k.
It’s an unmodified, unfiddled with, bog standard MacBook air. If that isn’t “supported” or “trusted” hardware I don’t know what is…
And if we’re talking hardware capabilities, this thing can play multiple 8k streams at the same time without even warming up so… I highly doubt it’s a hardware capability issue.
Precisely, it’s never marketed as a TV-only service anywhere so I have the full right to complain when I’m getting screwed over.
Here’s the thing though, even if you’re right, I shouldn’t have to call support to get the resolution I’m already paying for. I pay extra for 4k, what my screen is, pixel density, etc shouldn’t matter. I am paying for 4k, I should get 4k.
No, I don’t have a tv… Nor do I have any intention of buying one…
Obligatory regex was a mistake post