You can pry my 9th gen civic from my cold, dead paws.

Dawg I would light a gated community on fire if it got me a chance at un-barrelling my chest.

Jellyfin expects you to actually host it yourself, instead of baking in a proxy and selling you the service.

There are plenty of free subdomain providers, and let’s encrypt gives out free certs.

If you’re not hosting through a VPN you should consider those a requirement so you’re not sending an unencrypted password to your jellyfin instance over the internet. Regardless of your ISP situation…

Quick, she’s giving away all our secrets! Getter!

I’ve seen some online powered by ardupilot/inav controllers.

W000T fuck ye!

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No, I have taste.

That’s not true, having a leash around my neck is usually fun.

Why would I trust a commercial venture

At least with hosting or VPN services there’s the excuse of you have to pay for a finite resource that costs money.

Ow weewy, giv it a west! :3

Huh, fuck me, nvm.

2013 survives it, I really doubt they made much a change because that was that gens second year.

What specifically would a newer car have my 9th gen civic wouldn’t?

Two things I know of that mean anything are collision detection/prevention and blindspot sensors.

The ladder of those things can be added aftermarket.

Any good open-source nvrs that support bidirectional rtsp? I know zoneminder didn’t last time I checked.

I make burner inboxes on tutanota for longterm, yopmail for short-term. You might have to try multiple exits, but eventually you can get tuta to let you make an account over TOR.

Why pay for a burner?

That being said if you need a burner SMS number, no good free alternative to that since those usually involve simfarming.

Been a fan of smspool for that reason.

Is it elitist to think bad UX is a smaller problem than core political ideology, especially for a group of people who’re far more computationally literate/flexible than at leas 75% of the population.

Some of these people are tech workers for fuck sake. It would be elitism if these where people without much experience around computers.

Its not elitism if people are just choosing not to put effort into shit they claim matters deeply to them.

Funny you mention. Ran pfsense as a router for years (still do.)

I had a Ubiquiti AP but hate shaving to run a VM or own separate hardware just to properly configure it. Especially considering it was the only ubiquiti gear I had.

Ended up installing openwrt on it and ended up with what I actually wanted out of an access point.

I use dlinks and what not now, whatever is cheap, has a decent radio, and supports openwrt.

No the one that pisses me off are the people who understand that computers take effort and the only way to fix that is to have an organization that takes care of that effort for you.

For example to replace discord your only options are: Corporate shit Startups which are a few extra users away from IPO’ing into corporate shit Something open source selfhosted

I get why normal folk don’t wann self host. What I can’t stand is the complaints about using other peoples self hosted servers because you can’t be fucked to remember more than two URLs/passwords as if your browser doesn’t have bookmakers and you don’t have a password manager.

Like fuck sure, its cool you don’t want to do system administration. But the only way an extra site is inconvenient is if you’re incapable of the computer equivalent of wiping your own ass.

These are young anticapitalist, chronically online queers I’m talking about too.

If they’re not willing nobody is and its fucking soul crushing to know.

I’m surprised no one else has answered mediawiki. Love my mediawiki instance.