Ghoelian

Linux users, despite being a very important part of their user base, have zero official tools for Proton Drive syncing.

I really don’t think that can be considered as “user hostile”. It’s not like they had it and took it away later. A con? Sure.

You just skipped over half of that point where they mention there was a way of using it in Linux, but they took it away

Yeah but that only works once or twice per conversation until it becomes weird.

Surely visudo, I hope

It was packed in this hunk of junk.

The fibre modem my ISP uses is pretty small, about the same size as one of those small unifi switches, but it still feels like there’s almost nothing in it.

I have taken apart the fibre modem of a different provider before, which was just a small PCB no larger than a raspberry pi and a fibre extension cable.

I’m not seeing this problem on the latest ironfox. Even heavier sites like github load within a few seconds.

I guess nowadays you don’t even need to be monitored like that anymore. Just feed a social media profile into chatgpt and have it summarise vulnerable attack vectors.

Maybe not chatgpt but a local model would happily do that.

I honestly don’t understand how mostly my coworkers have so much patience with me. I’m really glad they do though.

Well then why aren’t they doing so now? They’re already maintaining their own forks of android, should be pretty trivial to do.

I think that was mainly solved (here in the EU at least) by requiring a choice of search engine when first opening a browser.

In the 1 September update they state they found that web client and a mobile client as well, but not the API (I guess) containing the system prompt and the actual routing to the models.

I think this person has probably tried the popular ones lol

I think a lot of people with short hair don’t notice how damaged their hair is, because it’s just so short that you can’t really see frizz or because they smear it full of hair gel which also hides most of that.

But I guess that’s fine if they’re not bothered by it.

I’m also using grapheneos, but I’ve never noticed anything like this.

To check I just went back to the very last app in the app switcher, which was ironfox, which was still open on the same page I left it during lunch today. (About 6 hours ago)

That aur package is still just using wine to run it though.

I think this is probably because of the setting in toolbox to keep previous versions for rollback

Well that’s actually not such a crazy idea. Proton accepts cash via mail as well, so apparently it’s doable.

Apparently they keep posting updates on their discord for some reason. This is the last response someone shared on github:

Hi everyone, it’s July 25. Yesterday, the devs and mod team here have begun (early) alpha testing of the new Lidarr metadata server.

In general, things are working fairly well. There are a few issues to resolve before it can go live. But we wanted to let everyone know that we have some concrete forward movement happening behind the scenes.

NOTE: This stage of testing is NOT OPEN to users. We appreciate your patience, but at this stage you cannot help. This update is meant to let you know that the project is not dead, as some have incorrectly theorized, and that there is behind-the-scenes work heading toward getting the new metadata server up and running as quickly as possible.

Please continue to be patient, and continue to use this channel for Lidarr support questions. If you have other conversation topics, please use ⁠general or another more appropriate channel for that.

Thank you from the devs and mod team.

when people say Debian is stable they mean the base platform isn’t going to change under you and suddenly a config file doesn’t work anymore because Package v2.0 uses a different format.

Yes, that’s how a stable release cycle works and not at all specific to Debian. Also, not at all what you said before:

That means not changing broken software to be newer working software.

Obviously it doesn’t get updates as quickly as a rolling release would, bit this just isn’t true.

what the hell prompted you to respond like that.

I’m guessing these (þ) characters that @[email protected] always uses.

I find them incredibly annoying personally, like my head internally stops parsing the sentence when ome of those comes along.