Who goes there ?
What if a band had very vocal Nazi beliefs even lyrically, would you still like them because the music was good?
I don’t see how that’s relevant to be honest. Twitter users didn’t choose for Musk to be in charge, and I’m sure a lot remaining users hate him.
Lol that is you
I said I don’t use twitter, what’s your point ?
People were already on twitter before some right wing weirdo bought it. They just kept using it because the reality is normies don’t know better or don’t care. I’m not saying it’s a good thing, but saying every X user is a fascist seams an oversimplification.
That’s just not true. My mate uses it to follow music bands they like. The problem we have with X is that everybody uses it so you have to use it you wanna stay in the loop. I don’t use I myself but i can understand why people still do.
I never ever received that registration email. Also, the content is not viewable without an account. Disappointing, especially considering the countdown to release which turned out to be a countdown to nothing.
I realize this in not answering your question, but I thought you might like to know that some people share access to their antenna on the web at http://websdr.org/. This sdr webapp lets you listen to the airbands from their antennas basically, and each user can tune it to their own frequency at the same time.
Mumble is so underrated. It does one job and but does it very well.
I play games on Pop_OS (NVIDIA edition) and also run an AMD CPU. Great experience for 2 years now.
Importing that data into a RDBMS would be ideal. I’d use PostgreSQL for this but any other would work.
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Yes you can, and should if that’s more your speed. I just prefer not to use corporate services if there’s an alternative.
The rtmp server can be run with docker https://hub.docker.com/r/tiangolo/nginx-rtmp/
I disagree. I stream my games to friends regularly. Currently using a more basic approach (nginx rtmp mod, playback with vlc) because it runs better on my vps as compared to owncast which is more feature complete, but there is an actual use case for a self-hosted streaming solution.
In case you don’t know, you can do an interactive rebase and amend any past commit, not only the latest.
If the commits were already pushed to a remote, you can still do it but need to add --force or --force-with-lease to your next git push to make it overwrite the remote branch.
Yet somehow more expensive.
Very cool, thanks for sharing.
Seconding this, FreeTube works quite well.
That is absolute cancer.