It’s best to keep it around 50℅ and let it charge / discharge about 5%, and then charge again. See the research links on charge.org (note the bias: his business sells a dongle, but some computers like think pads come with this functionality built in.)
I’m setting up a yunohost machine for my brother as a birthday present. I got him a domain good for 10 years, and installed nextcloud and Jellyfin with some home videos digitized from our parents’ vhs tapes.
What is beets, hobbits?
Hello from the other siiiiiide
I think I found it: cassette. Unfortunately it is iOS, not selfhosted :(
https://9to5mac.com/2025/08/12/cassette-brings-vhs-nostalgia-to-your-iphones-camera-roll/
You have to search for factory unlocked, because carrier unlocked is also a thing people shop for.
I second the recommendation to buy a used pixel.
Are those real tweets
Oh I get it now
I think the difference is that while other services boom and bust, the fediverse keeps growing slowly because it is decentralized, and can’t be enshittified in the same way.
It is not as easy or attractive as Bluesky right now, but it keeps growing slowly and getting more kinds of people.
Maybe it won’t be the network of choice for journalists, metal celebrities, etc, like twitter and bluesky, but it already is making its way as something more like old school tumblr – some people like it, some don’t.
I don’t get it, I thought it allows all browser with JavaScript enabled.
Back in like 2005 bugmenot and retailmenot sometimes worked
She was kind of like HR as well.
No. Way.
“Do not wait to strike till the iron is hot; but make it hot by striking.”
Tasha Yar was pretty cool though
You could maybe do this with tailscale: all your devices will be reachable from each other, and you can specify that you want the external one to be the exit node. It uses wireguard under the hood.
I’m a fan of “not s’ bad, and you?” from Letterkenny.
Seconding this, it is very convenient if it supports a good provider. But it is better imo to use a good provider with a helper script on your server than to stick with your router defaults if they’re not that good.
I recommend afraid.org, you get everything that you need for free dynamic dns, and they’re a cool project so someday you may like to do even more with them or send them a little donation.
I started with noip first, and the monthly re-up was so annoying.
Wait so does the client install the game on the local machine, or does the game run on the server like steam link?
Very cool!