Syncthing?

Yeah, what the hell is this video subject. I honestly thought this stuff was common sense.

Hard agree. Games have looked really good for a decade. Super high fidelity graphics means super expensive development, which these days also means that the game design is geared towards anti-consumer monetisation and safe bets in terms of proven gameplay formulas.

It’s so much better just to hold onto the card that you have and enjoy the hundreds of good games that released in the past + Indies that actually innovate on gameplay.

Can’t wait for all of the dark patterns to flood the UI/UX

Please be real…

Yeah, I don’t believe that Mozilla could afford to lose that funding.

I’ve been worried about this. I figured that Mozilla is funded by Google (so they can say that they’ve taken steps to avoid the perception that they are a Browser monopoly). Would Mozilla lose their funding of Google no longer has that Browser monopoly?

That is true. There’s also the Sony link buds (without the noise cancelling) that work for that

Or just $5 million dollars would do it: https://www.cbsnews.com/news/trump-gold-card-eb5-visa-5-million-immigration-oligarch-cbs-news-explains/

Haha, with a capital C to be sure.

I’ve been mainly on Linux for a few years now and honestly once you have your alternative apps going it’s golden.

I think it would be great if the technology was more mature, and there was proper accountability for the negative consequences. I think we need a conservative approach npw, where the CEO of the companies pushing self driving are personally held liable for manslaughter if someone dies due to an error.

Please let this finally be the year of the Linux desktop.

This could be very handy to be able to still be notifiable while not driving your family crazy.

I’m not trying to be a dick, but in what ways is Jellyfin vastly inferior to Plex? I haven’t used Plex before but Jellyfin does everything me and my family need from a streaming service.

The most financially destructive edgelord Zieg Heil in history.

People are being cynical about the laws applying equally to Big Corps vs regular people.

If we make a special case for abolishing copyright if it means you’re training an AI model, does that mean that now everyone can download copyrighted material if they do some form of locally hosted training?

The answer will probably end up being: one rule for the corporations and another for individuals.

the federal government should embrace policy frameworks that preserve access to data for fair learning

Sounds like we’re good to download anything then as long as we get the copyright material for that purpose.

It’s still going to sell really well even if it’s just pretty Skyrim.

Dedicated fingerprint unlock like the Pixel 5 would be nice to see again.