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  • I wonder if this post has anything to do with the unmanic API outage earlier today, lol. I was pulling my hair out trying to figure out what I'd done wrong until I finally convinced myself there must be a cloud-side outage impacting the plugin browser. By the time I figured it out they came back online and the plugins were browsable again, but I lost hours over this stupid problem.

    Today's outage perfectly illustrated why we choose to self-host in the first place. I too would love to see a completely self-contained foss solution for this service. Some clever shell scripting is probably all you really need to perform automated ffmpeg calls, but individually containerized services are clearly what we all prefer. I do wish I had more time to code...

  • Thanks for sharing! A human-friendly summary of the gist of those results would be super helpful. This looks interesting, and you may have rekindled my interest in LibreWolf over BetterFox-hardened Firefox again, but I'm not entirely clear on what your results mean in human terms.

  • FYI, you can run LineageOS on your Nvidia Shield. There's a small loss of functionality, but maybe that can be minimized if you install gapps (I didn't, and I still have sufficient functionality to warrant the inconvenience).

  • afaik airtags are apple-proprietary, so someone would need to reverse-engineer them first. that's probably not a small ask. i haven't personally looked into it though, so here's hoping! 🤞

  • Came here to suggest SumatraPDF as well

  • That graphic: something inside me really wants to offer Georgie a balloon...

  • qemu vm. I really wanna run this with the first fairphone to become readily available in US (fp6 i assume) but there's still a ways to go...

  • "That's Wrigley Field!"

  • Yup! Kali is a rolling distro built on Debian Testing, not Stable, annual releases. It can be used as a desktop OS, but still has pen testing and other security tools as their main focus

  • check out Floccus to sync your bookmarks across all browsers & devices. It improved my workflow significantly!

  • interesting... I was not aware of that. good to know; thank you!

  • Please do! For stability's sake, I recommend installing a distro that follows an annual, stable release cycle such as Debian or Linux Mint. Mint famously has the required support for most hardware right out of the box, allowing for a easy experience.

  • you certainly make a good point, and replacing the hardware has definitely been a popular suggestion. fwiw, this MB Air was just a free hand-me-down, so I'm specifically using it to distro hop and fart around with different Linux distros on old Mac hardware that I have no attachment to

  • I was not even aware there was an alternate driver option. I definitely need to look into that; thanks!

  • indeed, distros that follow an annual LTS cycle definitely avoid the issue

  • a common suggestion has been to replace the hardware. my intent here was just to shed some light on the fact that kernel updates frequently break modules like this one, which I suspect folks with more compatible hardware may not be as aware of. if you buy Linux-friendly hardware to begin with, Linux life is super chill. That's not always the case with old, hand-me-down hardware though.

  • that's a fair point I hadn't really considered. it's a kinda dumb reason to roll dual wifi hardware and I'd hate to give up one of only two usb ports, but that would technically solve my complaint. def worth considering!

  • yeah, distros with LTS release cycles are exactly how to address this issue. I just wanna play more with rolling releases and atomic distros, lol

  • good to hear! my interest in Fedora was largely aimed at Bazzite, so I didn't really test vanilla Fedora

  • Linux @lemmy.ml

    Linux MacBooks & the cursed Broadcom module

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    wifi Temperature gauges?

  • Operations Security (OPSEC) @lemmy.zip

    Good resources to monitor cybersecurity?

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    Looking for a good tablet PC distro