No, users were offered 2 (I think?) free games as compensation for the PS3 data breach.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2011_PlayStation_Network_outage
On May 16, 2011, Sony announced that two PlayStation 3 games and two PSP games would be offered for free from lists of five and four,† respectively.[75][76] The games available varied by region[75][76] and were only available in countries which had access to the PlayStation Store prior to the outage.[76]
Same!
And yeah, getting 2 free games for compromising all user data, months before they launch PSN plus with rotating free games… Felt odd…
But it is still beans and people have the right to choose and the donation was significant.
These replies have to be a rage bait thread! Surely!!
I see 2 different, but related topics being mixed up in the comments a little.
This is an extension of a measure which has been in place since 2021. This is not the new legislation that was proposed earlier this year and late last year.
I do not believe this is a good thing at all! But we should all be clear what the discussion is.
The first iteration of Chat Control, commonly dubbed “Chat Control 1.0”, was introduced as a temporary measure in 2021. It was ultimately ended on 26 March 2026, when a vote to reject its extension passed by one vote. The next iteration of Chat Control, commonly dubbed “Chat Control 2.0”, is still under discussion.
What’s the solution here though? I am 100% unwilling to go back to non-compatible and separate chargers for electronics where not completely necessary. It’s awesome taking only my laptop charger with me and being able to charge all devices optimally with it.
Can you explain the issues with KeePass? Or is there another thread?
This period is colloquially known as the gooch!
Turns out eating oysters straight off the rocks is not recommended. Like super duper not recommended.
I found this out after I managed to open one on the rocks and ate it :)
I’m running a home space with jellyfin and navidrome on a Pi5. Until now it’s been perfectly fine playing local and normally streaming to a single device at a time. The online support and off the shelf peripheries for troubleshooting the pi is also great!
I went to plug a 5TB drive into the pi the other day and it unmounted the SSD that was already plugged in. To me this is a sign that it is not build to handle more rigorous tasks (e.g. streaming to multiple devices, whilat performing a back up).
I probably won’t be swapping the system anytime soon, but I would go for a refurbed mini PC if I could go back in time.
Similar issues were reported with aves libre early this week, maybe it’s related?
I’ve never seen a pink salmon before…?
Amy idea what it’s like tunneling into a pi based server via the internet? I’m looking to see if I should upgrade before I go further…
This turned out to be fake.
I find frequently switching works well. It’s a bit of effort, but I have a small list of countries that work best with certain websites.
This is cool and if you feel like posting more updates in the future, I personally would appreciate it.
It mirrors my own entry into self hosting these last years. Funnest one for me was spending 5 hours trying to log into my server after my IP “upgraded” for me, after they replaced it with a system with which the settings can only be modified via an app… 😊
But you live and learn and wait for the next headache!