Renegades - Keifer Sutherland and Lou Diamond Phillips. It was alright. Highlight was the hilariously reactive flinching of a dead woman as shots were fired.
Empire Strikes Back - I mean…it was May 4th. Watched the 4K80 edition and didn’t miss any of the digital edits from later versions.
Once upon a time. But my understanding of this:
https://blog.cloudflare.com/updated-tos/
Is that so long as you don’t use their CDN for your content, which is where the bypass cache rule comes in, you’re okay.
Given your requirements, IDK why people are recommending different VPNs and such. No way I’m going through that with my mom.
For me, the easiest route was Cloudflare Tunnel. No need to fart around with exposing ports, has some baseline security, TLS, easy for my users.
The only thing you’ll want to be sure to do is create a cache rule to bypass caching on your jellyfin domain.
Bless rainy weekends and work travel weeks.
Dick Tracy - I haven’t watched this since it was in theaters. Such a bonkers movie. But just like during the original release, I just wish Beatty wasn’t the lead. He’s too old and just dull as he’ll.
Fubar - not the Schwarzenegger one, but the Canadian one about an aging metal dude getting his nut removed. It was alright. I’ll watch the second one.
Empire Strikes Back (Project 4K80) - Yeah, none of the digital additions are missed at all in this one.
The Clone Wars (2008) - I had skipped this because I never got into the original animated Clone Wars shorts. It was good and nice to see Ahsoka’s introduction.
Explanation that I saw was that there are three holes - eyes and nose - in the skull. You know, besides the gaping mouth.
Don’t get me wrong, I think we’re mostly in agreement. Though I’m not sure how big a portion of pirating is done by the self-respecting sort.
Like “It’s the HOMEBREW channel. Not to be used for playing copyrighted software.”? I mean, I appreciate that they want to play fair with other open source projects and developers, but isn’t the entire emulation community essentially “built on lies and copyright infringement”?
For what it’s worth, CasaOS isn’t actually an operating system. It absolutely works as an easy way to install and manage your self-hosted apps if you aren’t comfortable with the command line, but you still need to have a working Linux installation.
Yunohost is kind of similar as far as making things easier, but it operates as a standalone OS, so might be more what you’re looking for.
Since this was posted to Lemmy, seems like a definite miss! Real nice info graphic though, thanks OP.
I forgot about this song for so long and just found it again in the last year or so. Just great.
One of the best albums of all time.
Hey look kids, there’s Big Ben, and there’s Parliament.
I’ve been here for a while now. To me, the UI is more comfortable than Lemmy. At the time I switched, I hadn’t found a Lemmy app I really loved, so the PWA here is okay for now. I do really like the Topics feature, especially as a way to simplify building a feed for new users.
It’s not going to do much at this point, but I’ll give you a +1. I’m all in on AOC, but this isn’t even an article. No insight, no attempt to discern any truth, and barely even able to contextualize the tweets. It’s trash for clicks.
I installed Capyreader for the capybara, but stayed for how nice the app is.
I think a lot of the responses here get at the fact that Mastodon does take a little time and work to curate a feed that you enjoy.
I run a little instance with a few active users, so I follow them. I don’t tend to follow hashtags, but I check them out now and then to look for interesting posters. Browse the FediFollows account and https://fedi.directory/ . Use a hashtag or two when you post sometimes and check out the accounts that share or like your post.
Follow accounts liberally, but unfollow just as liberally they just don’tdo it for you. Eventually, you’ll end up with something that you enjoy.
Everyone has said Nextcloud, and I agree.
I will also add though that I keep Nextcloud on a VPS rather than hosting it at home. Easier for me in terms of backups and storage, plus I don’t have to worry about a kid or my wife unplugging the PC to charge a phone or something. 🙃
I’ve been trying out the DuckDuckGo browser for the last week or so and it’s doing the job. Of your list, it doesn’t have a tab bar, but it checks the other boxes well enough, I think. I do really miss the reader mode button in Firefox. And generally the ability to use extensions.
My reasoning and setup are different, but I’m also looking at DAS solutions this week for a media server.
I find the opposite. I love video games, always have, but these days my time is more limited, I might go months without touching them, and I just play to relax. So over the past 10 years or whatever, things like GTAV, Fallout 4, and AC:Odyssey have worked out really well for me. I can pick them up whenever I want and either settle in for some story or just waste time exploring, doing side quests, finding collectibles.
Like what would I rather do in real life? Work toward a single goal day after day, or see what’s on top of that mountain over there just because?