This should be pretty easily noticeable. Their website will now constantly show the playing audio symbol. Even more noticeable than multi point pairing is probably that your headphones don't go to sleep anymore.

The launch of the witcher 3 was also a mess and full of bugs for a while, and I've heard similar of the previous witcher games. That part of the sentiment I definitely understand, they haven't shown they're improving on this at all.

Yeah, caddy automatically renews certs by default, as does traefik as far as i can tell, and certbot installs a timer for this.

The screenshot seems to be taken at 1:50 utc, and the new certificate was valid from 00:18 utc. It is possible though that they just.enrolled the cert too late.

Heroic lets you add plenty of custom stuff. The only thing I'm missing from lutris is tagging/grouping of games, everything else I ever used in lutris is available in heroic.

This is from july last year...

Now here’s the thing: I’ve been paranoid about my privacy since 1999. So in 2010, I was already taking extreme measures to block trackers, browse anonymously, delete cookies at least every day, never use my real name online for any reason whatsoever and only use throwaway accounts.

Yet you still used google? There are a lot of ways to fingerprint a browser, and it wouldn't surprise me if some systen information was still freely available to websites in 2010. With just an ip and websites you visit often (which they do if you search through google of course) they can already do a lot.

I'm pretty sure this is a meme based on the real report that they had 2 instances of outlook on windows and not real.

I tried Plex once, before I knew about jellyfin. I just wanted an open-source self-hostable media server with my own media.

When I tried it, after installing Plex, I was presented with a login for a Plex hosted account. Iirc that was optional and I skipped it, after that came the nags for Plex pass. Piss off. That's exactly the opposite of what I wanted out of something like jellyfin.

I'm all for getting off anything meta, but come on. Someone not wanting to move to a chat service that's probably less convenient for them does not make them a "so called 'friend'" lmao.

If you're actually losing friends over this, that's quite sad.

It's also pretty damn easy if you're not circumcised

There's also huge downsides that everyone always seems to forget (enormous power/clean water usage, noise pollution, etc.)

The delivery of my Jolla phone is also getting closer. Get fucked, google.

Unfortunately the internet has also changed a lot since then.

Even on just my personal site, with no real content and which no real person visits (besides people looking at my CV), I still get about 2k hits per day. When I had cloudflare in front they told me it was mostly llm scrapers, not sure how reliable that is though.

This is a full native recompilation of the game for x64 processors, so you don't need an emulation layer. Should also make it easier to make custom texture packs and mods.

Not the most ethical, but kobo is also very easily de-drm'd with calibre.

Actually no this is not even unethical, I did actually pay for those books.

That's awesome. Does that also mean projects like UBPorts will have an easier time porting Ubuntu touch to the fp6?

Oh yeah and apparently you can't stream remotely without a subscription either? If it were a feature they had to spend time on I'd still not want to use it, but I'd understand at least.

From the application's point of view, there is no difference between internet and intranet access. I just saw that downloading the media you already own, using your own infrastructure, requires an even more expensive subscription.

How tf did people stick around with this shit for so long.

Nope it's just apt update & upgrade. Iirc apt tells you when the kernel was updated and needs a reboot as well.

Mainly breezy weather.

I also installed the KNMI (royal Dutch meteorological institute) weather app recently, because some other popular Dutch weather services tried to sue them for making their free app too good.