And Mozilla main source of income is… Google.
This is bad, very bad.
And Mozilla main source of income is… Google.
This is bad, very bad.
You don’t see ads if you use Waze on Android Auto
It’s completely optional to connect a Google account. You can always back them up using the QR code (just take a picture with another device)
Companies need to stop using Authy. It’s stupid and pointless when we have a open alternative such as the one used by Google Authenticator or Aegis.
Also, Google Authenticator now supports backup. Aegis is another free alternative.
What are your needs, if I may ask?
I agree, but (hot take) I think that Discord is even worse than Facebook.
Let’s not forget that Mozilla (the company) is largely mismanaged, so that doesn’t help.
Also, WebKit was based on KHTML, which was open source and platform independent itself.
I wonder why Microsoft decided to switch from their own engine to Blink, they could’ve switched to Gecko and keep the web a little bit more free
You do need a registration key, but now it’s tied to the hardware so it activates as soon as you connect to the network, no need to actually type the registration key.
I agree, I use Linux. But “normal people” aren’t able to install an operating system, and they can’t easily go to the shop and buy a Linux computer. They can buy a mac though. Still better than nothing.
It’s time to ditch Windows and all move to macOS or (even better) Linux
To be honest, OBS is way more advanced than a screen recording tool. It’s basically a live program director
Yes, but… it’s like comparing people that go to the cinema and people who watch reels on Instagram.
Okay, both things involve watching a video, but they are two very different experiences.
I laughed but now that I know it I’m going to change the udev rules back to eth0.
I think there’s a misconception.
Plex can “hide” (not really) your own server because you can direct your users on Plex.tv (they can login there, etc. without ever typing your IP address).
But Plex can also use an internal reverse proxy that lets you see your content from outside even without port forwarding. However, quality and speed will be decreased.
I think Jellyfin should work to ease the process of setting up your server as much as they can, but unless they start managing a SaaS like Plex does, they’ll never be able to offer the same simplicity for the end user.
Wasn’t Jellyfin developed using the Emby source code as a starting point?
You can always start creating your own personal media server, using apps such as Plex or Jellyfin, and qBittorrent, SABnzbd, etc.
Isn’t self hosting a bit of a nightmare nowadays? With IP reputation, DMARC and so on