I mean, I sort of get why the developers say it’s Discord’s policy even if it’s a bit misleading.
Game developers don’t really want to moderate their own discord server and simply want to use the strictest automated filtering system available and this just happens to include phone number linking. The operators of the servers themselves do not have access to these phone numbers and they are only stored by discord directly to prevent spam.
I would personally prefer games to not have their communities tied to discord, akin to how forums were big deal for games back in the day, but even then they do need some kind of automated way to filter out all the crap. This is a problem with moderating any community, including a lemmy/kbin/mastodon, and I don’t blame them for simply picking the strictest option to ease the burden on the 1 or 2 people who are charged with managing these servers (especially if they are unpaid or volunteers, which is a whole other can of worms that shouldn’t happen…)
Trackballs can feel better with acceleration on.
Ahh crap.
What’s the best no nonsense alternative?
Won’t be able to do much, and even if you can do some stuff you have to keep on mind that the energy efficiency would be poor enough that you’d still be better off with a cheap pi from a cost perspective.
Do you have a source for this? That’s interesting but I can’t find the origin of this story.
Original creator was only involved in the “first season”, all the way back in 2000. Two new seasons were made in the 2010s when adult swim decided they needed to “bring it back” with a completely new director and animation studio. It wasn’t good, and now they’re committing to two more new seasons.
Most of us agree that all the follow up seasons are non-cannon and a mess. It distracts from what a good series the original 6-episode OVA was.
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👀👀 Well, did it?!
For random sidebar posts from non-local instances, it would be nice to add a bit of a delay where image posts won’t show up there until 1 hour or so after the post? That would give time for instance moderators to do their thing perhaps.
Some of them are just too far invested to see the light. It’s actually pretty sad to see twitter addicts fail to migrate to any of the plethora of alternatives.
I always come up with a naming scheme and then immediately forget it either because I’m in a rush setting up a computer and forget to name the machine or because I get tired of trying to keep track of which machine is what.
I’m kind of glad. Only because I was thinking about buying a NUC for windows development purposes instead of using a VM or dual boot – so it looks like that option will be available for me in the future.
Kavita and Jellyfin both sold me on self hosting.
I no longer have to worry about transferring my media to every computer, it’s accessible now via the web browser which is ideal.
Do you have a PC?
If you do, obviously most of Nintendo’s titles are worth having. Zelda games are an easy recommend, but also Splatoon is pretty great.
If not, there’s tons of games that are good that aren’t Nintendo games that I think are worth having.
You would think, of all the communities that would be comfortable with migration, it would be the folks from /r/selfhosted!
Fellow user from there, btw, nice to see we’ve got a decent pool of people on this board instead.
My understanding is that you’d need a combination of a reverse proxy and a general proxy manager. Nginx Proxy Manager handles a lot of these tasks for me on my website, with most of my use being a simple redirect though.
There is a docker internal DNS, you can just resolve IPs by service name/container_name.
Yes, and you can also control that as well by messing with docker network groups. I find the ability to network into docker servers from the host to be super simple.
What I haven’t figured out yet is whether or not I can give my docker services their own IP on my router for access from another system on a fixed or reserved IP.
Congrats, its a good one.
To be fair, I think his point is pretty clear: No ad based content means potentially no more “influencers” or content creators, but with the up side that the internet would become healthier. He’s basically acknowledging that his whole job is sustained by a business model that’s not entirely healthy for the internet despite being entirely dependent on it.
The “no moat” is the theme of this year’s internet and is the real reason why reddit introduced a fee for their API (despite not telling people that directly, in fear of looking greedy) and Twitter heavily rate limiting their content (to slow down AI scraping from their “competitors”)
The irony is that their obsession with keeping their current database private, they’ve essentially removed a large chunk of their existing userbase who are generating new content. They’re going to have to hope that AI can procedurally create new content for them and that (importantly) people are interested in reading non-humans talk about anything.
The compression artifacts always led me to believe it was computer generated.