You’ll never believe this but I’m chugging absynth and installing Red Star OS.

Yup, same experience. I started out hosting everything on a single box, but have slowly moved things like HA and Pi-hole to their own machines, so they don’t all go down when that one box goes down.

That was a great read, thanks for sharing!

wlr-randr

Where humor?

What are you talking about?

Huh? How am I able to daily drive it on multiple machines for audio production, gaming, and workstation use.

I must have accidentally installed Windows…

This is the way

without there being some clear breach of contract and the possibility to clear things up.

Sounds like that’s exactly what happened?

ITT: Every distro

I like it so much I have it on my KDE boxes too.

They were very specifically talking about ones that don’t.

Neat, sounds simple enough. Thanks!

Though if it still requires a Mozilla account I’m not sure its really worth it. If I’m trusting them enough to sign in through their account, then I trust them enough to believe its all e2ee anyways. So I’m not sure I’d be gaining much.

I’ll look into the full stack though. If its just a case of a few other containers in a compose file, I’d give it a try.

For me its mainly history.

Having to type out full URLs for sites I’ve already visited on other devices bums me out.

So does not being able to go back and look for that one thing in my history. When was that… was that on my phone, or my laptop, or my desktop…?

Have you hosted it yourself? I’m curious about doing it, if its not a hassle.

So quote the specifics of what was funded as is relevant to your case.

Again, if they don’t run that line to my house, are they violating my human rights? Or are there boundaries around what defines the service?

I know five min was in the original version.

Lie.

Edit: the whole last sentence was the edit.

I notice you STILL can’t defend your bold claim about human rights.

Edit: Nice Ad HoMiNeM btw

Just because it’s a public resource doesn’t mean you can break in after hours, and just because you don’t have a phone doesn’t give you permission to sidestep their security policies.

You edited in the “wait five or ten minutes” after I had already replied.

Edit: You’ll note that I indicated that change with my own, clearly indicated edit. You know, common courtesy.

Edit: and you STILL haven’t replied to my initial response.

Posted 24 minutes ago, edited 15 minutes ago.

I refreshed and watched you edit multiple times over that period.

Stop lying.