Rolls off the tongue, doesn’t it?

No.

Just have backups of your data. If i get infected, I wipe and nuke from orbit anyway, I don’t trust that antivirus will remove everything.

The number of short IPv6 addresses is smaller than the number of IPv4 addresses, so that’s defeating the entire purpose of IPv6. Sooner or later you have to start using the long addresses.

And can be identified/tracked individually by outside entities. In IPv4, a website sees both my device and my kid’s device as the same IP. In IPv6 they’re different so this just provides more ways for them to track you.

One man’s garbage is another man’s treasure

I don’t need a social network in a village, I’ll just step out of my house and yell.

Touche. Not dictating anything, just pointing out the obvious that when you sign up at an instance, the admin still has full control.

Which is why we shouldn’t get instances grow too large as then we have the same issue as any centralized platform.

It would be great if that was the way it worked, unfortunately right now it’s granular to the instance level, not user level. Not sure it’s even possible to get it down to user level unless every user runs their own instance which is unlikely to ever happen. The data has to live somewhere, so we need instances or instance -equivalent to host the data. Maybe if they get it down to where hosting your own instance is super easy one-click ordeal. Then each user would be truly in control.

Yeah, it would be nice to have a capability to move all your user content to another instance.

You’re in no position dictate what an instance should or should not do. If you don’t like what an instance is doing, you’re welcome to join another one or start your own, that’s the beauty of decentralization.

Yeah, but that’s not what [email protected] was advertising

Plex requires a third party account, therefore not selfhosted.

I can’t believe I’m hearing so much support for non-selfhosted stuff. What’s next, you’re going to promote Plex?

I thought this was the selfhosted community

My PDF/A documents contain all kinds of content, including text and images. To me, it doesn’t matter what format the encoded images are, as long as I can open them 20 years from now. Why would one care one way or another?

I’m not sure I understand. I just scan anything and let my software spit out PDF/A

PDF/A

It’s not self-hosted, I refuse to use anything that relies on any third party

Which is ridiculous, the widescreen TV is the ultimate spot where vertical videos have no place.

You can, as long as that one member makes $200k+. It’s your fault you’re poor, weirdo

Fuck YouTube shorts, I hate them with passion. I wish there was a way to hide them from my phone’s and TV’s YouTube app

Thanks, I’ll give it a try

But don’t you need the rest of the *arr apps for Jackett as well?

I just want to search the damn public torrent sites without having to install a dozen of applications.

How do you integrate Jakett search, do you have to install Jackett separately?

Yeah, this is kind of disappointing. There’s no consistent experience. What I see may be very different from what you see and while that’s in itself is not necessarily bad, it makes it hard to discover communities.

I guess it’s the price we pay for decentralization and I’m okay with that.