Somewhere between Linux woes, gaming, open source, 3D printing, recreational coding, and occasional ranting.
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I remember ZoneMinder.
A full-featured, open source, state-of-the-art video surveillance software system.
Is this still a thing nowadays?
Also reliability, speed, and quality.
But “oTHer ThaN LemMy” …
Is this weird right-wing echo chamber still a thing?
Fortunately in your user account config you can hide posts and replies made by properly marked bot accounts.
No, thank you. I don’t want to get cancer.
Samsung T7 totally worth every cent. You connect it via USB-C.
Thank you, I know how to synchronize data between different endpoints.
Again: this is not my point.
The whole neighborhood!
I bet this person is “this person”.
Or … you could accept that nature is part of our life as a species and stop being an asshole over your “pRopErTy LinE”.
I could write a wrapper script that synchronizes the directory between two Linux machines quite easy, yes. The script would even make sure that the browser is not running.
That’s a simple task, but not my point.
(Let alone syncing the data between at least 4 different operating systems running on 3 different device classes.)
I’d love to be able to snyc everything (all settings, including user.js
, etc.; all extensions and all of their configuration; all visual changes, including userChrome.css
and additional files; all website configurations, including all cookies). Basically a 1:! copy of the user profile directory.
This won’t happen, though.
They could name this “Please select least annoying feature”.
GoToSocial is awesome. Some features are still missing, but the server is in active development.
As front-end I use Elk. It’s selfhostable as well as publicly usable at https://elk.zone. It’s labeled as alpha software but runs absolutely well.
I got this linked on Mastodon: https://kitsunes.club/notes/9wbyqywt28
But people actually literally want this.
No-one except advertisers want this.
Most people simply do not care at all.
You host it locally and use a web browser to access it.