too much mustard

its routing without the Pro license.

ez block. thx

what a title

i ditched the local account along with the whole dumb operating system.

i have a debian box with kde bigscreen and have been quite pleased. kodi with the jellyfin plugin worked ok, but i ran into some playback issues with select videos and ended up just using the jellyfin desktop app. apps in general kinda lack, but you can setup firefox/chromium “apps” for different streaming services and youtube.

When can I buy puts?

I think openvpn works completely fine for most use cases and didn’t have any trouble with it at all. I did however switch to wireguard on my gateway and I get a little better throughput compared to openvpn. That being said, I’m also using a pfsense box as my home gateway, so access to internal services has been easy as general routing gets.

VPN to your home network and still use pihole.

What was old is new!

lol, what is your standard for facts?

It’s a non-profit board; the members do not hold equity and the for-profit subsidiary has a profit allocation cap. It is not the same as a for-profit board.

That article doesn’t sound like enough for anything.

Twitter has always been the platform of smooth brains. It’s not surprising it is all full of shit.

This is not really surprising.

Well, the first half of that sucked. Assuming the second half does as well.

You post like shit

“We are delighted to welcome Holly to the GNOME Foundation. With her experience managing nonprofits, and passion for working with diverse communities of creators and technologists, she can strengthen the Foundation’s unique position as a partner and collaborator at the heart of the GNOME community. And, as an experienced communicator and fundraiser, she can tell our story to the outside world and position the Foundation in the wider ecosystem of nonprofits to raise the profile and impact of our incredible work.”
Robert McQueen
GNOME Foundation Board President

I’ve got it installed on a Debian 12 box I’m using as an htpc. It’s works pretty nicely.

The Shkreli Principle