Ever wondered why the address for your own home has a random number stuck on the end?

Nope. That thought has never crossed my mind.

What I’ve always wondered and keep wondering is how to debug these dang thread pairing failures. I want that to be more approachable.

Removed by mod

I use Kagi for personal devices. I wish there was an open source alternative, but there’s not. So I’m stuck.

For work or other devices, I use Qwant.

Just need 1 subscription to an IPTV service. I’m using BunnyTV, what are other folks using?

Yeah, I would go with Debian for sure.

Although… I’m experimenting with Fedora IoT (the name might be misleading) for my server OS right now…

😭 <- me when someone uses ad-infested youtube.

• Firefox + uBlock
• Fennec + uBlock
• Grayjay
• Smart tube

Spent some time reading this: https://rosenlaw.com/OSL3.0-explained.htm

Section IV. Source Code And Derivative Works seems interesting.

… authorizes licensees “to translate, adapt, alter, transform, modify, or arrange the Original Work, thereby creating derivative works (” Derivative Works “) based upon the Original Work.” …

Only the Source Code of the Original Work or the Source Code of a modified (altered, etc.) Derivative Work must be disclosed.

If linking (by whatever technical means) can be accomplished by making and using unmodified copies of the Original Work, then 1(a) and 1© permit that; only the Source Code of the Original Work must be disclosed.

I’m totally not qualified to comment on this, but it kiiiinda seems like OSL 3.0 would capture the work2.go file. At least, it doesn’t seem to give up on work2.go as easily as the MPL 2.0…

Maybe a better middle ground between GPL and MIT? It seems like: if you purely use my library, then you don’t disclose anything. But if you touch my library, then you have to disclose the (entire) change?

Seems kinda pointless, no?.. I mean, I get MPL is a weak copyleft license… but sheesh, that weak? If the consumers get to hide 99% of their code, why not just pick MIT? Having the consumers publish a 1 line change seems pretty worthless.

I understand if I want stronger protections, I could move to a GPL license, but is there no middle ground? MPL doesn’t really seem like middle… it seems like just 1 step away from MIT.

LGPL seems interesting, but it doesn’t really seem compatible with languages like Go, where everything is compiled statically.

I guess I’m missing the context the MPL was created for.

… OK. I’ll close the piefed tab… thanks!

a license that better protected your project from corporate theft

See: https://philiplaine.com/posts/getting-forked-by-microsoft/

Also me in bed before going to work.

I can try it. Which banking app do you use? DM me your username and password.

Oooh. I can’t believe I missed that. Thanks!

https://github.com/rayfish/rayfish?tab=readme-ov-file#faq

Evidence?

Try both and report back.

I’ve only used SailfishOS and the hardware experience on the Sony Xperia 10 III was good. I think everything worked.

doesn’t work natively with Android apps

Technically, I guess. But the Android emulation layer they have is superb, so you can still run tons of Android apps quite well.

If someone isn’t motivated enough to actually think and create something, what makes you think they’ll be motivated enough to maintain that thing they didn’t create?

Immich
Downside: breaking changes are fairly common AFAIK

Uh… that’s news to me. I’ve been hosting 2 user’s photos for 1.5 years with absolutely zero breaking changes. I just updating from v2 to v3 and nothing broke.

I briefly checked out Ente, but personally I have zero trust for any project that requires users to sign a CLA to contribute like Ente: https://github.com/ente/ente/pull/11084#issuecomment-4762402896

Immich doesn’t do those shenanigans: https://github.com/immich-app/immich/discussions/7023#discussioncomment-8433346

CLAs are bad because the project can change the license whenever they feel like it. So Ente is effectively reserving the right to go full evil with their CLA.

Whereas Immich can’t suddenly decide they want to move away from AGPLv3.

https://drewdevault.com/blog/Dont-sign-a-CLA-2/

https://netbird.io/ for your own private network of trusted devices, it’s free and doesn’t require a separate Big Tech account to use (unlike Tailscale)

And then if you want to share Jellyfin with someone who isn’t in your Netbird network… believe it or not, also Netbird

https://docs.netbird.io/manage/reverse-proxy

LOL. Called it! 🤣

https://github.com/immich-app/immich/releases/tag/v3.0.1