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  • I opened my first account in 2012 and I used it for the rest of the decade, then reddit went to shit and I went through another three accounts only lasting several months each for I gave up. Sometimes I still want to go back but everything I see suggests that would be a mistake.

  • This is why mesh vpn technology is so exciting, all of the nonsense that we've developed to cope with broken Network standards that develops because ipv4 didn't have enough addresses to accommodate the end-to-end principle just melts away. Tailscale works wonders for me, And the technology is only going to get better from there

  • The way networking has developed is honestly embarrassing. We shouldn't have to have cgNAT or any of the other problems that come with how we've broken the end to end principle, and it's made us reliant on centralized Services when there's absolutely no technical reason why that ever had to be the case

  • Jellyfin is the solution if you have a media file on your computer and you want to stream it to your TV in a different room and Bare Bones works fine. It serves my use cases for a lot of things pretty well, but for hardcore self-hosted streaming Plex still has more features and polish

  • Rest in peace

    I really think that there should be more of an effort to do long-term preservation of this stuff because websites come and go but if we have a big torrent archive with everything in it it will never go away

  • That's why I think the focus should be on grade separated rail, a bus in normal traffic is only for people with no alternatives, whereas I have a car and I use thr park and ride and subway sometimes by choice

  • Since the 90's american cities have been successfully passing ballot initiatives to raise their own taxes to fund transit. They don't always pass but the tide has been slowly, painfully slowly turning for a while now.

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