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what kind of boomer facebook inspirational instabro shit is this
Unfortunately Mull does not have it's own WebView implementation. I believe Bromite/Cromite and Vanadium have their own, but your phone has to be rooted to change your default WebView.
I just finished Assassins Creed Odyssey after 150 hours and 100% completion (aside from the riddles) and goddamn what a journey it was. Really looking forward to Mirage but I still have to play Valhalla
In what situation would you need this stock photo!?
I have like 4 million domains in my blocklist and I have yet to encounter any issues or hear any complaints from my roommate.
God bless TempleOS
F-Droid release is long overdue
Hate to be that guy, but I cannot comprehend why anybody would pay THIRTY DOLLARS for an app tp use an already FOSS, federated, ad-free service lol Why not just use any of the other two dozen Lemmy apps
FOSS SMS App?
Silence is no longer maintained. I recommend PartisanSMS, an active fork of QKSMS.
Yeah I've been following along, just want Waylamd support for Inout Leap on OpenSUSE Tumbleweed
A Synergy/Barrier/Input-Leap for Wayland
PM me if you need help getting rid of 'em lol I'll take one off your hands
I'd rather keep all the services to a single more powerful device and then relegate the Pi to more specialized, Pi-related tasks like a smart doorbell cam or Home Assistant Hub.
Holy shit that is so cheap! There's gotta be a catch, right?
I also want to prioritize power consumption just because I can't afford server rack levels of electricity, so I will have to check that out.
Could you elaborate on that possibly?
Not sure if I'm CPU-bound or RAM-bound, but I'd hazard to guess both lol And the lower the power consumption the better as this is an always-on, very passive deal.
Personally, I only plan to run another dozen or so containers. What I want most is reliability/stability. I want everything I set up to, once it works, continue working without issue. This is where the Pi has begun frustrating me as it seems to just seize up sometimes. I do need as much storage as possible as I'm a bit of a media hoarder, but that can always be solved with more drives.
This seems like exactly the site I'm looking for! Thanks
Need Help w/ My Last Few Issues
So the Linux journey has been long and fun, but I've gotta take a break from tinkering for a while for work. I'm down to my last few problem points and would love some assistance:
- I want to know if there is any way at all to reduce and ideally eliminate the screen flickering that happens when rEFInd initially boots? My screen flashes gray three times before rEFInd shows up and I've tried adding & removing linux from the usegraphicsfor option and mess with resolutions to no avail.
- Is there anyway I can get an encrypted Garuda system to work with Secure Boot? I've gotten rEFInd and OpenSUSE Tumbleweed to work, but no lock with Garuda despite attempting all of the MOK enrollment and shim copying.
- Please for the love of god tell me there's a way to Miracast / screen mirror / wireless display! I've tried gnome-network-displays and miraclecast on both distros, X11 & Wayland, native FireTV & Microsoft Display Adapter all to no avail.
- Finally, I know this is a broken record, b
Private Alternative to Amazon IoT (FireTV, Alexa, Ring)
Before embarking on my privacy journey, I setup a very basic IoT of all Amazon products - FireTV, several Alexa Echos, and a Ring doorbell camera. Now I am desperately trying to find an affordable replacement for them. I am planning on buying the Nvidia Shield TV to replace FireTV and open to suggestions, but I'm unsure about the others. FOSS would be great too, though I don't think I can go full hog and build my own devices.
The only FOSS, privacy-centric Echo alternative I know of is the NeonAI Mycroft Mark II, but this is $400 per unit. Since this would be a fortune just to put one in each room, I'm wondering if anything else more reasonable has emerged yet.
As for the Ring doorbell, I've seen various recommendations for Arlo, Eufy, and Ubiquiti/Unify, but I can't tell if any are actually much better than Ring in terms of privacy and security, especially for the steeper prices. Would love to know the community favorites.
Thanks in advance for the help!
Wisest Upgrade from Raspberry Pi
I am several months into the self-hosting journey and I feel I have outgrown my Pi 4 B 8GB. I'm only running around 3 dozen containerized services and it seems to struggle to keep up. But I'm not sure of the best bang for my buck. I'd like good, long-term performance, but I don't really have a grand lying around for a Lenovo Tiny or Dell Optiplex or ASUS NUC. I'm thinking of buying an SSD to boot from, but will this even help much? For $350-500, could I make a more cost effective homeserver upgrade?
Best VPN with IPv6 & Port Forwarding
Are there any VPNs that support both IPv6 AND Port Forwarding (PF) and if so, what is the best one for privacy and security? I know Mullvad is #1 right now and supports IPv6 but not PF. So what about others like OVPN, AirVPN, Windscribe, IVPN, etc.? I have PIA right now and am eager to switch.
Issues with rEFInd & Secure Boot
So two questions regarding some boot issues I've encountered on my dual-boot linux setup:
- I want to know if there is any way at all to reduce and ideally eliminate the screen flickering that happens when rEFInd initially boots? My screen flashes gray three times before rEFInd shows up and I've tried adding & removing linux from the usegraphicsfor option and mess with resolutions to no avail.
- Is there anyway I can get an encrypted Garuda system to work with Secure Boot? I've gotten rEFInd and OpenSUSE Tumbleweed to work, but no lock with Garuda despite attempting all of the MOK enrollment and shim copying.
Any help is greatly appreciated!