I have the same screen on kodi. Doesnt bother me since the alternative used to be the whole machine freezing so getting this was an improvement.

Awesome! I just realized that we should have something like the fediseer for peertube. Because only manually subscribing isnt great for growth imo. Nice game btw.

Thats no problem. You can just add css to change those things iirc. Be the change you want to see. :)

…and give the EU grounds to rip them a new one? Yes please! I so want to see corpos broken up in my lifetime.

Not really. Like searx, dozens of people can host decentralized but whole network spanning search instances. I think sepiasearch itself could be selfhosted.

AND you can subscribe with mastodon (and probably all other AP protocol using services soon).

We do still need a more streamlined content discovery process. I need to be able to have peertube recommend me stuff I might want to see if I so decide.

Btw, I‘m not a hater. I run a peertube instance myself: https://peertube.giftedmc.com

Exactly. The linux experiment for example has paid subscriptions for bonus content. There are so many alternatives to ads.

One caveat is that ads are probably the most straightforward for a lot of creators as they dont need to harass their customers. so it is the most comfortable probably.

Well, thanks for the info. I never said you were a liar. I said thats an option.

The point I took issue with is the way you approached this. I dont mind being corrected. I mind it being done like this as if I were somehow saying stupid things which 20 yrs of IT work clearly speak against.

So maybe we just forget this issue and agree that you have a working setup which I find very positive.

Have a good one.

Thats why they need to see harsh consequences.

Thats not how logic works my friend. If 99 people cant get it to work and you do, that makes the claim not invalid but either you lie or you have an „unusual“ setup. The claim still holds true in most cases.

Instead of waltzing over someone like this, you could try and show interest in their usecase and how to troubleshoot the underlying problem. That would be making the world a better place.

Thats my impression as well. Lets hope mobile linux goes nuts.

That is one usecase. I‘d be a little more thoughtful about my first sentence if I were you.

Thanks for chiming in. I agree that pmos is not a perfect drop in alternative for android yet. but for me it is 1. not necessary to have a perfect copy and 2. not a permanent situation since pmos is picking up steam, same as the rest of linux. So I believe cameras will become usable at some point and banking apps will probably also come around at some point. The more people use it, the faster imo.

To be fully honest, its how I see companies when I apply to them. You‘re supposed to „make things work“ no matter the risks. If you complain too much about „ethics“, „morals“ or other nonsense, you‘re out.

Thanks. But if you work with a small hoster, they wont change the terms on you usually. Most of us understand that this is only „legal“, not morally sound.

Yeah, google is great if you dont care about your privacy and dont care how much money you spend.

There is absolutely no reason to use google though. For a great experience you have to pay anyway and that you can as well do with someone with someone who hosts nextcloud for you. Added benefit: your data is not harvested and you can expect the terms to stay the same forever.

Not sure what your experience with companies is but I‘ve built a couple and you absolutely go to jail if your company does certain things. Sadly, that still doesnt really apply often enough. Here’s a list of ceos that went to jail for their deeds: https://www.nbcnews.com/business/markets/10-ceos-who-went-boardroom-cell-block-flna783944

The important part is that the „mistake“ that has happened is called negligence and if that happens multiple times (as it did), you should have put systems in place to not let it happen again.

As I already mentioned, this doesnt apply often as large companies that make billions - and their ceos - have much better lawyers than average joe (even if joe owns a small company).

The landscape of entrepreneurship looks vastly different from the normal legal system and money does make and break a lot. Only if you‘re either a huge idiot or steal a lot of shit, you go in no matter your resources.

Thanks for mentioning it. I heard about waydroid but havent tried it yet.

Depending on your linux knowledge, you may want to use real linux (postmarketOS). But beware, the amount of things that require closed source OSs like android or ios isnt 0. banking apps for example arent accepting of non proprietary phones yet. I dont know about emulation though.

Crowdstrike already did this years ago and the ceo was cto at mcaffee when they did this as well. Sounds like a culture problem if you ask me. I think the guy has an impulsivity issue.