I have used both for over a year and personally dont find searx to be remotely close to being as good as Kagi… The search results are not accurate, at least not for me who search in multiple languages, and ive tried really really tried to customize searx to work for me. Kagi also feels faster and has a good looking UI.
This a widespread issue? Personally never noticed this as a problem myself, usually downloads withim 10-15 seconds.
Believe it was revealed a while ago that the devs use AI coding assistance for developing Vim now…
Might want to check out Village Story too, believe its a bit more mature in age, as in the game has been out for longer.
I just found and read this blog post today about the arr-stack, highly recommend at least reading it at it covers some common pitfalls and misconceptions. He’s also published his way of deploying the stack if you want some docker-compose inspiration 🌻
Better late than never! Thanks for the tips aswell as your project, looks rather interesting 😊 Ill have to test deploy this when i get home!
Dunno about “huge ad” exactly… There arent that many of us here lol.
Having such a big influencer as Pewds shout out selfhosting, ad blocking and general privacy improvements is a huge win, no matter what your opinion is of him.
Thanks for sharing looks rather promising!
It 100% is…
The article from LinuxTeck is AI generated. Not unlikely the itsfoss was used as inspiration or whatever since ot was posted the week before.
100%… I just had a look through the other articles too and they reek of AI.
Im pretty sure these articles are written with AI. He already uses AI for generating images for the articles too. Like this paragraph from one of the articles… Who the fudge writes like this?
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This single question filters out script writers from script engineers. Most beginners write scripts that silently fail. Production scripts at companies like Stripe or Palantir use strict error handling from line one.
I find it rather interesting that the same author wrote a new article about how to install Ubuntu 24.04 LTS the day after writing about Ubuntu’s trust problem, but without mentioning the previous article or any point he previously made…
Holy shit I almost whish I didn’t read through that list…So sad to see so many projects go down this path…
Thanks a lot for the insights. I have dabbled a tiny amoubt with nix so far and while it was steep i do feel like it was doable. I am very likely to fall into the rabbithole again soon, and as you say probably very smart to run proxmox underneath for stability and convince 😊
Welcome to Lemmy 🫶
Any pain points in specific you could point out?
Gotify is supposedly a good alternative. Looking into it myself now.
Tried selfhosting for a while but didnt quite flop my mop. Now paying for Qobuz which works great!