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Rightfully so.
Bit-breaker working in cybersecurity/IT. Only languages I know are English and Programming ones.
Sometimes I write things about technology.
If I told you the SHA256 for this sentence starts with 'c, 5, four, a, and a', would you believe me?
Rightfully so.
More software and competitors are born from spite, versus anything else I’d bet.
I concur.
Lemmy isn’t much better in that regard.
Usenet here. 4 paid indexers and the Usenet sub. Still cost less in a year than cable or streaming services cost in a month. Get everything I want and look for easily.
Always has been…
Can you be more specific. Alternatives for what? One time list or would you want and expect it to be constantly updated? By whom?
This list and many others like it, may be what you’re looking for.
Any connection to EteSync?
I use Mikrotik networking gear. I love the capabilities, just wish RouterOS was a bit easier to administer.
Not sure if that’s a good thing.
It’s not. Power hungry individuals only want more power, not the responsibility the signed up for.
You can work with the snap to do this, but agree it’s bullshit. Try this method. Same concept though.
A GIST with good instructions/how to. Follow the steps until #8, but don’t paste in the following code block; instead scroll down a bit until you see Alternatively, this code can be used to save your tokens as a JSON file,
and then paste in THAT code block. That should get you a json file with TOTP credentials ready to import to another FOSS authenticator. I like Aegis and it can import that json file from step 1.
I echo the other commenters, a NUC is a great beginner system for homelab; if all you want or need is minimal resources. For learning enterprise management or workloads, I’d say you need a full fledged server. There is nothing in common with a NUC and a Poweredge, for example. What is your homelab for you? A few VMs and one disk system attached to a COTS NAS? NUC will be fine. Wanting to learn to manage a Server with full on RAID, hot swap drives and 64G ram? You’re gonna want a server.
There is an identity protocol for achieving that, called zot. However it requires the forums/sites you’re visiting to have Zot implemented. That is likely not the case, as Zot is way less prevalent than even ActivityPub.
Yes.
I was expecting this to be a randomized selector. Just roll the dice!
The *arrs don’t actually find content for you, they give you an interface to track and view content. You would still need some type of finding service to plug into Sonnar be it Usenet or torrents. What ever providers you use for finding content, would stay the same if you just add Sonarr etc. Maybe this will help explain things.
Some days ago you had asked about why not fork Lemmy. What happened to that idea and post?
The most used one I have is Kill-Sticky. Works well but annoying to have to click my bookmarklet every time I visit a stackexchange site now with the google login crap AND the cookie banner. Else I can’t read the actual damn content of the site.