I liked him a lot. I first learned about Jellyfin from his video just a few years ago. I would’ve bet money that Linus TT would be on such a list before Jeff Geerling. I don’t have a parasocial relationship or idolize YouTubers, but I’m definitely still disappointed. (Maybe I was a stupid fan, but now I’m just stupid 💀)

Agreed.

The amount of time an LLM saves is negated by fussing over which service provider and model to use, what to put in your agents.md file, setting it all up, maintaining it, and then arguing with its output since after all that trouble, the damn thing is still wrong 10% of the time. And then you’ve made yourself dependent on a service that is going to explode in price when the AI bubble pops.

It’s a tool whose pros are more flashy and prominent than its cons.

For the most part I’m just focusing on learning and making myself a better programmer. I’d rather do that by going to the source (forum and blog posts, tutorials, Stack Overflow, and documentation) rather than have that information mixed in a blender and removed of its context and nuance by a bot that always gives an answer even when it can’t find anything useful.

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I bet there’s a bookmarking app that can output an RSS feed since they’re pretty simple; then you could just subscribe to it from any feed reader. You could possibly even build a simple one. Where do you want to be able to save bookmarks from? And what RSS reader do you use?

Do you simply want to bookmark posts you discover via RSS or do you wanna be able to add arbitrary links to it too?

My rules that haven’t led me astray yet:

• Use Linux
• Use Firefox with uBlock Origin with all/most of the built-in block lists enabled
• Stick to reputable sources listed on FMHY and the r/piracy megathread
• Prefer open source emulators and source ports for gaming
• Have an automatic backup system that does off-site backups
• Use network-wide or system-wide host blocking using custom DNS servers for your router or operating system (such as Pi-hole or NextDNS) with aggressive block lists

I assume this was added in version 0.6.9 on purpose?

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  "https://musiclinkz.alephrium.com/release/a597ae76-61dd-4196-9b29-a9bd4bbf9bce"
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while shielding it from legal liability

You think the plan was to take the fall for the company? Why would he do that?

I solved this the hard way, with Home Manager

This is undoubtedly a very good thing

Can you give a few examples of some movies that would fit in this group? Do you just mean movies that were popular in the '90s, like Home Alone (1990), Wayne’s World (1992), Jurassic Park (1993), Forrest Gump (1994), Scream (1996), and The Matrix (1999)?

He’s probably the best example we have that we don’t live in a meritocracy

That’s basically it although I don’t think it’s technically alt-right. More specifically, he donated half a million USD to the Örebro Party

Nationally the party has set out large-scale remigration, closing the Swedish borders to immigration, a stricter assimilation policy and ending taxes on energy and fuel as some of its key issues.

What features are you imagining that Forgejo doesn’t already have? It’s already self-hostable.

The biggest issue IMO is having to create a new account for each instance you want to contribute on, but I don’t think that’s a big deal (I like having separate identities for privacy anyway)

I suppose some people might also want to open pull requests to merge from one instance to another.

https://instantrimshot.com/

I’ve never understood how someone could have the patience to watch a movie that way, but not have the patience to wait a few months for it to come out on VHS / DVD. It’s an absolutely miserable way to see a movie.

I didn’t say they have to do it; I’m just sharing what I would do.

I consider my Lemmy identity basically disposable so it wouldn’t be a very drastic move for me. It’s not like we have followers or karma or anything on here aside from a comment history.

What’s your idea?

I assume this is usually due to them cutting costs (aka Enshittification)