Fuck forced accounts.

Piracy is now better and safer than using “real” discs. Well done, Sony.

You don’t talk to enough 40+ years old hahah

Yeah, me too. What the fuck is content? Content means contained in something. Contained in what?

Also, “content creator” = OnlyFans

In Italy people loves start up companies because they think they all make apps. And they write is as “Start apps”

A tree wouldn’t even be able to grow, because the ground under the grass is super thin. There’s a thick layer of concrete under that grass.

Have you seen the average person recently? They like to be spoon-fed content in a passive way. Look at Instagram Reels or TikTok.

Mastodon is fine for geeks like us, but the average Joe would find it dead and boring. Bluesky managed to fill that hole left by Twitter.

Yeah I think “benefit company” is the most bullshit thing ever invented

But there must be a (long) max length anyway, to prevent some kinds of attacks.

I can’t stand the fact that they don’t support Linux

I live in Italy and I’m in your same situation. Never bothered with VPNs and whatnot.

Been torrenting (and eMuling) for 20+ years, never received any letters.

Of course it depends on the country you live in

Also, are you sure you actually need a VPN? Most countries don’t give a fuck about piracy.

Please note that many countries don’t give a fuck about private-use piracy, so in many cases you don’t need a VPN.

Also, my mom doesn’t know what Tailscale is. She just want to watch movies

One other sad thing of Jellyfin is that you can’t access multiple server at once with a unified view

It’s useful to have one of your friends host a home server and share all the movies with your friends. Then you can watch from the smart tv

Isn’t all of this a complete waste of computer resources?

I’ve never used Docker but I want to set up a Immich server, and Docker is the only official way to install it. And I’m a bit afraid.

Edit: thanks for downvoting an honest question. Wtf.

Better: it understands the question, but he doesn’t have any useful statistical data to use to reply to you.

That’s a fun take! My year of Linux was 2007.

To be precise, longer names ending with ~1 are a backwards compatible fix for DOS programs introduced after Windows started supporting longer filenames.