Nearly the same for me, but it was closer to the end of June that I moved.

I’ve not contributed to Reddit since, and only really occasionally browse it from my computer when I’m looking for something in particular now.

Kinda helped by the fact the Reddit I used to enjoy seems to be more or less dead anyway. Weird bot filled comment sections, ads shoved in your face, weird monetising features no one asked for, increasingly weird moderation.

Great, now I’ve got the phonk walk in my head

blatantly easier with a gui.

There’s no such thing that I’d want to do with my servers

Most of my Linux machines don’t even have a GUI

Holy shit, they automatically activate it on computers without an account to back the key up to?

That’s just malicious

Wouldn’t have an alternative to Reddit without it—so, by all means

I think there’s an alpine build too if your system has low oxygen levels

In the magpie nests

(Sorry, you made me think of this article)

Me working from home in the UK today in a house designed for winter with no air conditioning (as is all typical in this country, since the industrial revolution had barely happened when most were built, let alone global warming):

25 degrees sounds blissfully Baltic compared to the day I had today

There are not enough fans in my house

For a good while, Plex was the only game in town that did the job well, and they put the transcoding feature behind the paywall.

Given it wasn’t that expensive for a lifetime pass a number of years ago (I remember it was cheaper than a game anyway) and they still seemed relatively user-centric at the time, many people like me felt like they were supporting developers building something that was useful to us.

I still run my Plex server since it’s not really costing me not to, but I’ve been running Jellyfin too for a little while and it more or less can do the same job these days

You can’t guarantee you are able to delete anything you post publicly to the internet anyway.

Once it’s public, web crawlers can take a copy of it, entirely independent of any kind of federation.

There were several sites dedicated to letting people “undelete” Reddit comments, for example.

Evil

Arch and TempleOS being in the same sentence is pretty apt

Both are weirdly religious

There are plenty of people who want a digital equivalent to cash from a privacy perspective.

Plex is probably the easiest and most convenient, I think jellyfin is viable too, but I don’t use it.

If you’ve got the money, Roon or Audirvana are the gold standard of self hosted music

If you want something similar, but free, look into things like volumio or subsonic based solutions.

Some of us are still recovering from the trauma