

I print my own bullets /s


I print my own bullets /s
What maintenance do you mean? run OS updates and pay the vps bill. that’s true for any self hosted application. which specific maintenance are you referring to?
Perhaps Nullsoft SHOUTcast
Been running one for many years, mostly issue-free. Had to request whitelists way in the beginning, but things turned out ok.
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“can’t access this thing, server must be down”


10 is EOL, so I wouldn’t use it anymore tbh


I bet they had to scoop it out as it had turned to butter


Over 10 years ago I deloyed Zentyal, which is a Linux OS that works as a drop in replacement as a domain controller. Active Directory, Outlook mail server and file server out of the box. I can only imagine it got better.


None, they all scan your face as it’s legal requirement.


I bought rechargeable AA lithium batteries. They have a usbc slot on the positive end. Really handy. They do 1.5V.


How does this beat a glasses and earphone combo. You take the glasses off but still enjoy the use of the earphones that way.


So downvote and move on, that’s what I do. there are likely other news outlets with the same story who respect you more.


It will still store all these things and eventually it might be sold off 2nd hand and that person then might just connect it and let all that backlog be collected. Title says it can store a lot of text, because text is tiny compared to other data.


debian community is migrating to Fluxer, but a lot of people in that community are still asking for IRC, which has “discord-like” front-ends nowadays, so idk why not. It would allow anyone to use any client they want.


it would have to ask daily, because you can be 15 today and 16 tomorrow (idk what the age cutoff is), but it also says the date isn’t retained so you might be onto something


The passwords are saved into a vault file. You can choose a different software that is capable of opening the vault. I use keepassXC for example. there’s some variety of programs that can open this filetype, on many different platforms.
I check all these boxes. This install is ancient now. I moved the disk into a new PC (Intel/nvidia to amd/amd) and it didn’t even stutter.
I had issues in the past, sure, but nothing really severe. Archlinux.org frontpage has information on breaking updates if need be.
I run Gemma4 12B on my RX9070 XT. it’s not permanently on, I just turn it on when I want to use it. Access it through a browser. Does what I want out of it. Nothing “agentic”.