I still use google. If I have a programming related query I use it normally. Otherwise I search for example ābest cheap iems redditā because Google has cannibalised itself by the means of SEO.
Kodi on my Android TV box, I couldnāt use extensions on stremio for some reason (or I didnāt try hard enough). Itās still there and when I try to find a stream for any movie, it just returns blank.
When you are creating something like Lemmy, where you want wide uptake, you need to pander to the masses.
The /r/selfhosted surveys show around half of self-hosters mostly or exclusively use docker. A significant portion of the rest can use docker if needed.
If youāre in the 20% that isnāt covered by the most common setup, then it can be frustrating. But supporting that 20% takes as much effort as supporting the other 80% (see 80/20 rule), and when things are new itās just not where the effort should be focused.
So you have all those servers, but why canāt you install debian or ubuntu server on one of them?
You could also get a $2/month VPS and run it on that. Beehaw is run on something similar (though apparently $12 a month, but a lot more users).
BTRFS snapshots like openSUSE and now also Fedora has it. I donāt want to use a distro without them anymore. Unfortunately, configuring them yourself is a bit more involved than just installing a packageā¦
Iām not sure if this is the same issue, but sometimes Iāll be browsing posts by new and a bunch of months old posts will be fetched for no apparent reason. This happens to me occasionally, but unfortunately it happens seemingly randomly, so I donāt know how to reliably reproduce the issue to find out whatās causing the problem.
I do for all my machines except the daily driver and at work.
I want to switch over my main system to Linux but Iām putting it off because I feel like I need a full day or two to just transfer simple things like browser info, save games, find utility apps, etc. Plus a bunch of games that I like playing still donāt work on Linux. I also havenāt looked into how to attempt to play āunlicensedā games on Linux yet.
Closer interoperability would likely be a net positive. Since there is an impedance mismatch here, taking the first sentence seems like a reasonable way to address it. As others mentioned, users can intentionally write the first sentence as a title when posting. Since the workaround would be configurable per instance/community I donāt think low quality titles are too much of a concern.
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