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@DePemig@social.coop Je bent er bijna met je voorstel om sociale media aan banden te leggen voor minderjarigen en 65+. Je mist gewoon nog een groep: tussen de 18 en 65... Laten we sociale media gewoon voor iedereen aan banden leggen. En dan denk ik vooral aan hoe algoritmes de feeds van gebruikers beïnvloeden. Die algoritmes moeten volledig open worden en aangepast wanneer ze schade aanbrengen aan gebruikers of maatschappij. Dan is er helemaal geen leeftijdscontrole nodig. En als dat nog onvoldoende effect heeft kunnen we misschien kijken naar het max aantal uren dat een gebruiker op sociale media kan aangemeld zijn. Bvb 100u per maand max.

@hembrow@todon.eu @EUCommission@ec.social-network.europa.eu Don't just leave X, be very public about it and urge member states to do the same.

@gangrif@social.undrground.org Notes synced using syncthing. Editing on Android with quillpad. Editing on desktop with marktext. Missing features: sharing notes and collaborative editing.

@casually@mastodon.social I love self-hosting my nextcloud, syncthing, navidrome and jellyfin, but saying it completely replaces those subscriptions is simply not true. Unless you can make navidrome replace the functionality of automatically providing lyrics, discovering new music, sharing songs or playlists with friends,.... Unless you can replicate the easy way of getting new music, shows and movies. And if it's a legal way, you'll have to add the cost of that to the equation. Or add the time it takes to digitize your media. The time it takes to set it up and maintain should also be taken into account. We still have spotify and audiobook subscriptions for those reasons. I will keep running my self-hosted services very gladly, but claiming it costs nothing and provides the same level of service is wrong.

@fname@kamloops.social Virtual machines abstract away the host hardware. Your VM is a file on the proxmox host that you van move, copy and snapshot. Proxmox supports live migration of vm's, so you don't have downtime while maintaining the hardware or software of the proxmox host. With replication and HA, you can have rapid recovery in case of hardware failure. Setting up a proxmox cluster, live migration, replication and HA can be complicated. Docker containers abstract away application dependencies. The application comes as a container image file including all the prerequisites. You set a few configuration settings (in a docker-compose yaml file or in a stack when using portainer or another docker management tool), start the docker container and can be running in a very short time. When running multiple applications on a host, you don't have to wordt about dependencies of 1 app interfering with the other apps. Data that has to be persisted can be mounted: a specific directory outside the docker container can be made available as a directory inside. If you want to back up application data, you only have to backup the directory. A virtual machine can run docker containers. The proxmox team advises against running docker directly on a proxmox host, but you might do it and get it working perfectly. Primary reason for their advise: proxmox does some very specific network cobfigurations and so does docker which might interfere. Yolo? LXC containers are like very lightweight virtual machines. They behave a lot like VM's. Proxmox has LXC built in, but it doesn't support live migration or HA.

@smeg That's because they fear French speaking Dutch people. Watching Chateau Meiland, my ears almost started bleeding from the French with heavy Dutch accent 😭. I love both my neighbour Dutchmen and Frenchmen, but please don't butcher eachothers language 😆.

@fname@kamloops.social high availibility 😎

@technotim@mastodon.social Updated yesterday and no problems so far. I only run 1 lxc: pihole on a Debian lxc, so maybe my setup isn't the best test case... #proxmox #lxc

@spiezmaestro@social.spiezmaestro.ch You could install jellycon on Kodi (https://jellyfin.org/docs/general/clients/kodi/) I use the aeon nox silva skin for Kodi where I modified the main menu items to point to my jellyfin libraries. And I added a main menu item that opens the jellyfin user switcher. You then just have to figure out the scrobbling part in jellyfin.