

I think kemono isn’t accepting new content for whatever reason. I’ve got an import from months ago that still says it’s backlogged when I go to view its status.


I think kemono isn’t accepting new content for whatever reason. I’ve got an import from months ago that still says it’s backlogged when I go to view its status.


I’d recommend Caddy for newbies. Not only is the configuration generally easier than NGINX, but it also handles all your certificates completely automatically.
I don’t think that’s an em dash. It’s way too long.


You should try Sable! It’s way closer to discord than element is.
I don’t know much about immutable distros, but I do know that wine installs everything in ~/.wine/drive_c and automatically places .desktop files in your desktop directory whenever you install a program that creates a desktop shortcut, all of which should work just fine on immutable distros.
Where do those links even come from? Did Google add some “feature” to Android that changes every link you copy?
Please don’t encourage Linux noobs to paste random shit into their terminal and type in their password. It’s the absolute easiest way to get hacked on Linux.
Since when is .google a TLD??


The false sense of security is actually caused by people saying the AUR is the easiest way to safely get all your packages, when in reality the AUR itself tells you to always review PKGBUILDs and to not blindly trust AUR packages.


Maybe I am religious…


*.tar.gz is redundant, it’ll fall under *.gz first.


I know it’s not a dedicated (or that good of a) solution but I just upload stuff to a private room on my Matrix server.


If you’re that paranoid, then you shouldn’t be using RCS. It’s owned by google. XMPP and Matrix are secure, decentralized alternatives that don’t give your data to google.


Well they need to hurry up then
I use microG and it supports in-app purchases well enough. I don’t know if you can buy things in Aurora Store, but I do know that you’re able to download apps you’ve previously bought on the play store before.
Does whatsapp not work with microG? If it does, I’d reccomend that over creating a separate profile.
On Interstellar it shows up as normal spaces for me so there’s just a giant block of empty space


I looked into fluxer and it doesn’t appear to be federated, meaning you would have to have an “official” fluxer account to interact with the majority of the communities.
If you decide to go the dual-boot route with shared storage between windows and Linux, then I recommend using a btrfs partition. You’ll have to install WinBtrfs to use it on windows, but the experience is a filesystem that’s much better than ntfs on both windows and Linux.