It’s all very Black Mirror

They’re a good registrar in my experience.

I do not know anyone that streams games that wouldn’t happily pay £10 a month

Was posted two days ago https://lemy.lol/post/30555681

FYI, this was posted a couple weeks ago https://biglemmowski.win/post/1993687

That’s actually cool

Because I would like to be able to start a conversation on my phone and finish it on my tablet

Ah, seems SimpleX isn’t the potential messenger I was hoping for.

SimpleX can be self hosted too right?

Very respectable setup. Nice work. I’m glad you found something that feels like home for you.

Can we get a screenshot of your setup please?

Most Telegram groups I stumble across for anything even remotely illegal have been shut down, so it’s clearly not as lawless as you’re painting it to be.

!homenetworking@selfhosted.forum

What TOR or I2P chat services are there though? Contrary to popular belief, Telegram blew up because it was so well designed. It was winning design awards year on year back when WhatsApp looked atrocious.

• Duplicati
• Headphones
• Home Assistant
• Immich
• Jellyfin
• Kavita
• LazyLibrarian
• Microbin
• Miniflux
• N8N
• Navidrome
• Paperless-NGX
• Pi-Hole
• Portainer
• NextCloud
• SABnzbd
• Unbound

How does Snipe-It compare with Paperless-NGX?

Wow. So they’re saying that he’s complicit in all crimes that may have taken place on Telegram. That’s insane.

Summary of Linus Torvalds and Dirk Hohndel’s Conversation at Open Source Summit China Key points discussed by Torvalds and Hohndel:

• Linux Kernel Development:
  • Release process: Torvalds discussed the structured and rhythmic nature of the current release process, contrasting it with the chaotic early days.
  • Future plans: Torvalds expressed a focus on shorter-term goals and the ongoing work to address fundamental issues like memory management.
  • Security: Torvalds emphasized that security vulnerabilities are simply bugs and encouraged users to stay updated with the latest stable kernel releases.
  • Rust integration: Torvalds expressed disappointment in the slow adoption of Rust due to factors like resistance from older kernel developers and instability in Rust infrastructure.
• AI and Open Source:
  • Potential benefits: Torvalds saw potential for AI tools to assist in code review and bug detection.
  • Positive impact: Torvalds noted the increased involvement of companies like Nvidia in kernel development due to the rise of AI.

Overall, the conversation highlighted the ongoing evolution of the Linux kernel, the importance of security and updates, and the potential impact of emerging technologies like AI on open-source development.

I know calling this a technology story is a stretch, so if it’s deleted, no hard feelings. But given they’re both apps, I popped it here. If you can think of somewhere better, please repost it and tag me.

I fucking abhor capitalism!