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Are Lemmy apps compatible with piefed instances?

Ahhh interesting. I haven't worked with webrtc so never ran into that!

You should try out something that utilizes the normal system webview instead of electron that just bundles chromium.

Check out tauri

Seems to be blocked by my adguard instance :(

I'm in TN right now visiting a friend, and we took a stroll through a few historic sites/battlegrounds/cemetaries for memorial day yesterday.

Was surprised to see that there were a handful of graves with fresh confederate flags erected next to them

Remote admin can still be done via VNC and SSH though eh? Might be missing your use case there, but that's what I do normally.

And, phone dependent, you should already have video out for presentations

What are yalls primary use cases going to be for this? 🎤

Check out LinkedIn for this

Edit: multiple days later... Linkwarden not linkedin....

I saw RYOT (roll your own tracker) a few months ago but haven't looked at it since. Will take a deeper look tonight after work

Is there something self-hosted I can use to track my movies/TV? I like seeing my monthly/yearly breakdowns and I've been using trakt for this for a number of years.

Integration with jellyfin would be a plus.

Thats really cool, hope this becomes more of a trend

Yeah I'm confused, isnt language tool also already open source? Nothing on the above repo explains the difference. Official language tool server can be found below

https://github.com/languagetool-org/languagetool

I wouldn't say ddossing still works for modern websites thanks to cloudflare

I opt for the happy middle route- I use gadgetbridge on a huawei watch fit 3 so I still get good stats/UX but I'm not reporting back to anyone.

I am eyeing the new pebble watches, though

Yeah but when I'm like that it's justified

Do we have the same client?

Check out SFTPGo for backups.

Also, I wouldn't open any ports on your parents network other than for something like wireguard

I especially wouldn't expose home assistant to the internet, as it's quite lax on the security front.

As for RAM, 8gig will be more than enough unless they have an ungodly amount of smart devices. I'd stay away from a raspberry pi when deploying to an offsite location, as they're not very reliable long term. Get a NUC or something similar. I just picked up a gmktec n150/12gig soldered on amazon for like $130

I need something like this but I install bare metal over docker most of the time. As of now I just subscribe to RSS feeds for releases, but I'd like something I don't personally need to remember

I also have several machines at home (all run proxmox) and a VPS

Yeah no ublock origin really won't block all that many, the chattiest DNS comes from apps and smart devices, windows and mac laptops etc.

I also run ublock on all of my browsers

I run a handful of instances across different networks, 1.7% is suspiciously low, you should make sure you've got the right lists. I like HageZi's