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This is why mesh vpn technology is so exciting, all of the nonsense that we’ve developed to cope with broken Network standards that develops because ipv4 didn’t have enough addresses to accommodate the end-to-end principle just melts away. Tailscale works wonders for me, And the technology is only going to get better from there
The way networking has developed is honestly embarrassing. We shouldn’t have to have cgNAT or any of the other problems that come with how we’ve broken the end to end principle, and it’s made us reliant on centralized Services when there’s absolutely no technical reason why that ever had to be the case
I can’t wait till meshvpn technology becomes so common that we forget what life is like without it. Tailscale is awesome but it is just the beginning
I never really understood intuitive as a description for user interfaces. I remember back when opinion articles on Tech news websites would use that term to mean it “looks and functions exactly like Windows XP”
Jellyfin is the solution if you have a media file on your computer and you want to stream it to your TV in a different room and Bare Bones works fine. It serves my use cases for a lot of things pretty well, but for hardcore self-hosted streaming Plex still has more features and polish
Plex is more polished, jellyfin is basically functional but we use Plex in our household because we watch movies all the time. I have my own personal jellyfin server on an old computer
Rest in peace
I really think that there should be more of an effort to do long-term preservation of this stuff because websites come and go but if we have a big torrent archive with everything in it it will never go away
But it’s true, and not even exaustive
It’s more about conformity than actually learning anything useful
Abolish school.
I don’t see why I should pay for a license, especially when it can be revoked any time for any reason. That’s just not a valuable product
We don’t treat kids right and this shit is part of the problem
Parts of growing up that are intentionally suppressed
Yes, as is a lot if stuff schools do
Except because it’s in bad faith this won’t work they’ll demand it could be made stricter and use its existence as precident that we should obey them
Same
No. We are all online for lack of better alternatives, which wouldn’t magically appear
I’m off the opinion that if the parents stops providing financial support to the kids, the kids don’t have any obligations to support them in old age
Those GPUs fry themselves in a year or two, and utility prices will put pressure on governments to concept datacenters