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Huh, I’ve been playing that since release on my Bazzite Steam box and haven’t noticed any issues.

Indeed I only offered up my experience since you mentioned self-hosting and family.

I run a Matrix server for my family (including my elderly parents) and don’t understand what’s not easy with that onboarding process.

Agree, this is exactly what I went with recently in the same situation.

should be outside playing

That’s the “They’re growing up in a different world to what you did” I mentioned

Enjoy your future relationship with your kids when they realize they’re less prepared for the world than their peers.

Why become a parent if you don’t care about your children’s well-being? They’re growing up in a different world to what you did and you cannot apply “We didn’t have social media”-thinking on them.

Teach them about the evil algorithms and let them learn from experience.

/father to kids aged 13, 10 and 6 with nothing forbidden.

I’ve done Red Hat in VMware on Windows 10, and then run two layers deep Red Hat VMs with hvm kvm under that one.

Not recommended, really unstable.

Only cameras I recommend are not consumer priced :/ Axis. You do get full access, can run your own code and offline etc.

Can’t say anything about Ring unfortunately, haven’t analyzed them myself :/

Security researcher here. I’m assuming this to be some low cost chinese easily hacked thing.

Yes, with fix mounted cameras. You can walk around and record with your phone etc though.

All services are dockerized, updated nightly.

Server OS runs a kernel-patch service for real time exploit patching.

All other updates as soon as they appear.

Yeah, sometimes I’ll need to go in a repair - but that’s way better than having to clean up after having been exploited due to not keeping up on security patches.

Serious question: I’ve been running rootless Docker since it became possible. In what way is it limited compared to using Podman?

I don’t think there’s anything ActivityPub related here though? Still seems like some great software.

Did this (Mon-Sat) together with a few friends and colleagues in my late 20s. We were regulars to the point of the cook always making something off menu more fitting for regular dinner, as well as no need to settle the bill every night. Once a month everything was tallied up.

Good times. Had to stop though since I found myself going through the fridge on a Sunday once looking for some alcohol.

edit: This was the tail end of the 90s btw, small town in Sweden

I bought the M1 specifically since it’s aarch64. You do your x86_64, I needed native arm for my IoT hacking job ;)

Basic to you perhaps - but not to me :) I’ll do just fine without.

If you run Asahi Linux of course you could reboot - what you’re linking is that the functionality got mainlined.

I run Asahi on an M1 Macbook Pro and the only functionality I’ve ever found missing is USB-C video out. It works so well otherwise that I completely forgot it isn’t there and sat together with a customer not understanding why I couldn’t get a picture up on their presentation screen.

Are you sure they were not just anti-germanic!?

This is what I’ve been waiting for as residential battery solution. Really nice to see it starting to take off.