How much active development does a browser engine need? If Mozilla died would I quickly be finding a larger chunk of websites that aren’t supported? Because as it sits, Firefox feels like one of the most corporate pieces of open source software I use daily, and I need to know just how tragic it would be if Mozilla died.
Who else would work such magic as making sure there is an AI integration panel, or a cool new logo.
Sorry I am not hip to the most recent lingo of the circles that call women females.
You need to sit down and learn
pretty pro-female
opinion discarded
I believe emby went proprietary, and jellyfin is the fork that stayed open source. Naturally Lemmy prefers the FOSS one 😅
Assuming you know them well enough, can’t you just give your IP address to folks and forward the port on your router?
Option 1: Remote playback with a Plex Pass
Upgrading to any Plex Pass subscription is a great option for server owners, as it ensures all users accessing the Plex Media Server can stream remotely, without an additional charge. Even if you don’t run your own Plex Media Server, a Plex Pass subscription will not only allow you to stream remotely from any server to which you have access, but also lets you make use of other Plex Pass functionality like Skip Intro and Skip Credits.
Still remember the decoder podcast where the CEO was asked, would you remove an article that says “we should deport all brown people”, and he danced around how he wouldn’t get into specifics of moderation.
Just your standard ‘Free speech absoluteism’
It’s German
I got it on my android phone. Currently just a chronological stream off all posts. A lot is just resposts of tiktoks or other cribbed content. When it’s not taken from tiktok, I feel like it’s pretty mild random video of pets or landscapes.
One that jumped out to me was folks bashing the security of mastodon because things like DMs were visible to instance admins. Like yeah I guess it’s not great, but I trust my DMs with my instance admin more than fucking Musk…
A thousand different people
No just like 6 people and a ton of alts.
tomato patato
Did higher karma increase the boots of your upvote on reddit?
What is the general outlook on others helping him build them out? I would hate to see tons of the energy dissipate because it was one guy trying his damnedest to out compete tech companies on two fronts.
I’ve liked helix a bit more. It takes less initial set up, and generally has the mentality of showing what you’re about to change before inputting a change command.
It’s for voice, so that your mic is only active when you press an activation button. It’s how most PC games do it, and I would say it’s how most folks on PC use voice. It’s honestly a pretty basic feature, and super frustrating that it seems not to be a priority.
Are you just generally suggesting, or is there something concerning?
That’s a valid concern, and it seems much of the function of the fediverse only exists because it’s not worth treating it too maliciously. I guess the question how could one combat that?