On their GitHub:
Supported cloud providers Celeste can currently connect to the following cloud providers:
Dropbox Google Drive Nextcloud Owncloud pCloud Proton Drive WebDAV
That’s pretty cool all things considered I didn’t think a 3rd party client could be made for drive
You could more than likely remove apps through adb and then replace the launcher with one of the 3rd party launchers on android TV like lean back on fire or projectivity.
Baking soda and vinegar to clean stuff
Agreed, in reddit I just browsed my subs and found some new ones every so often. In lemmy I browse all and block communities I’m not interested in.
800$ per month for HOA is insane.
I’ll keep using it until they no longer let me, I guess. Pretty sure OMV and TrueNAS have matured enough to fall to if unRAID decides to go full subscription, at least.
That’s fair I would’ve used it more for supporting Mozilla and because I trust them with that data.
This sucks to hear as I’ve been paying for their relay service for a while now. I’m wondering if I should work to transfer all emails over to another service…
I was also considering signing up for Mozilla monitor, but now I’m not so sure if it’s just gonna get canned soon or not.
Is there any reason to go with quad 2.5gig over a single 10gig?
I’ve been using Every Man Jack products for body wash and shampoo. I can’t really find many soaps that lather as well as them so it’s what I’ve been sticking with.
Could be open source with a democratic voting system for a front end host in the community then.
That would be interesting! Could have everyone who’s using the fediverse be both a host and a user. Honestly sounds like a good idea the more I think about it although the only downside would be more data and battery use on mobile users.
That’s kinda why I figured if the people hosting could choose what instances/subs to host then thats the control they’d have but they wouldn’t be able to remove or edit specific posts since that would be the job of the users/mods.
Yeah this is a good way of looking at it. The main reason I made this post was after seeing some more fediverse drama I kinda figured it sucks for large instances to have a lot of power with defeding from smaller ones to shut them down super easily. From what I understand it’d be like if Gmail prevented people from sending email to people on Hotmail or something.
Maybe the front end could also be hosted by everyone then it’s just the link that stays the same then?
It really kinda depends on what type of Minecraft server you’re running. I was running Plex and Minecraft on unRaid with like 16gigs of ram and an i3 8100 and it was fine until I started doing more intense moded Minecraft. The iGPU in Intel processors can handle transcoding really well so it’s a pretty good all in one solution. I imagine if you’re going to heavily modded Minecraft you could probably get away with a current gen i5 or maybe even i3 if you’re on a budget. Looks like the i3 13100 has hyper threading and my old 8100 didn’t. Not sure how big of a difference it would make.
I’ve been confused about this feature. It doesn’t seem to have a whole lotta info on how it works and if it is being uploaded to a server why can’t the pixel 8 have it? On the other hand if it’s processed on the device the 8 and 8 pro have the same chip which leads me to the same question.
I recently had to uninstall and reinstall both the browser extension and mobile app for bitwarden for me and it started to operate better. The main issue was whenever I tried to access either a password or card details it would freeze and crash and not insert or provide any details.
Pretty much just have Spotify+Hulu, YouTube premium (should cancel Spotify maybe but I like seeing what songs get removed from my playlists rather than them just disappearing), Amazon prime, and Disney+. Thinking about cancelling Disney+ soon but I want to see Loki s2 still.
It takes a village