Seems like another bandaid solution that doesn't fix the actual infrastructure problem.
Get ready for the day in court where a victim is asked what they were doing on public roads with a non C-V2X bicycle š
NixOS is actually what I was considering! I like the immutable aspects of it but the setup will require me to find some downtime in order to get started.
My immediate thoughts as a fedora user:
Fedora is looked at as a bleeding edge testing distro for what eventually goes into red hat. By using fedora, I am sort of a beta tester for ibm, and am in some ways contributing to the improvement of a distribution (red hat) that goes against what I believe a Linux distribution should do. Given that, should I distro hop?
Or is my brain just trying to make me distro hop again?
One can hope. I read an article recently that said in the US, millennials and gen z should be the largest voting bloc by 2028. The problem is, how many of them are voting? In my anecdotal experience, very few of my millennial peers vote. Weāre gonna need a way to fight the doomerism mindset with younger people and make them realize we have the numbers to turn this around.
Iāve been on mastodon for a couple of years, hereās how I handled instance fomo there.
I made an account on a few different instances that I liked, got a feel for each instanceās rules, what was allowed, what wasnāt. Over time, I started to realize what kind of mod styles I liked, whether I cared much about the local timeline vs my subscribed timeline (I didnāt care as much about this on masto, but here, Iām much more interested in the local timeline, which Iāll get into in a bit.) Eventually, I settled on just one account, but really you never have to if you donāt want to, lots of people have alts, even back on non federated social media.
Iām doing this process again here. I currently have accounts on Beehaw, Kbin.social, and slrpnk.net, where Iām posting from currently. No matter which one, I can follow any community I want from any of these accounts provided they arenāt defederated. But, I also get a unique local timeline view, and a specific culture brought on by mods and users for each. I really think this gives power to smaller, more topic focused instances like slrpnk.net. Specifically, Iāve noticed two things it gives me that Reddit didnāt necessarily have
a quick āshow me only posts related to this specific topic Iām interested inā button via the local timeline. (This could technically kind of be built with multireddits, but that wouldnāt quite be the same)
(what I think is even better) show me more general topics, but hosted by people also interested in this one specific root topic (for my instance, the root topic would be solarpunk, but for others, Iāve seen instances dedicated to star trek, cyberpunk, local towns, the list goes on.) This I think has more community building power in an a way that is unique to here and that Iām interested in seeing more of, personally. After all, someone
could make a subreddit called, idk, r/startrekurbanism, but I donāt see that taking off on Reddit. It would be weirdly extremely niche, and the chances of it showing up on your TL (which you need to happen to encourage engagement) over more popular posts is minimal. Here though, I bet a community dedicated to discussing city planning and design ran by Star Trek fans could have some engagement just due to the local timeline bringing it to peopleās attention. This has potential to allow Lemmy to be weird and unique in a way previous aggregator sites couldnāt pull off.
Tl;dr: local timelines are cool. try a few instances out to get a feel for what you like (and to get over instance fomo), and give fedi time to grow on you. It may not work out for everyone, and thatās okay, but I really have grown to prefer Mastodon to Twitter, and Iām excited to see a federated alternative to Reddit gain traction.
Thanks for this! I had downtime at work yesterday, and this post inspired me, so I drug out the sff pc I had lying around for this purpose, set it up with Ubuntu server and managed to get jellyfin set up in a docker container without too much trouble. Right now itās local network only vs Plex and Iāll probably keep both up for now. Plex is running on a windows gaming desktop though, so it will be nice to turn that off more often and save some electricity when I donāt need it. How are you handling access outside the house? Port forwarding? Vpn to the home?
I think today if I have the time Iāll look into portainer before moving on to sonarr. But, I have noticed much of my video files arenāt in the H.264 format that Jellyfin likes, which is causing playback issues/lag in Firefox. So I may also start looking into a way to start converting all my files instead. Thanks everyone for convincing me to get my stuff together!
Iāve been debating moving from my Plex setup without any lidarr/etc automations to jellyfin plus all of those things, but it seems fairly intimidating. How long did it take you to set it all up?
shopping/groceries, picking up food or going out to eat, usps/fedex trips, dropping off/picking up company equipment. Basically, anything I would have used a small city car for, but also for bike rides to just get out of the house for a bit. Bikes really take the worst part of a day and turn it into the best part.
Iām riding a RadCity Stepthru 3, from Rad Power Bikes. Itās more affordable than a lot of the Bosch model bikes, but unfortunately the direct to consumer model does cut out local bike shops, which Iām not super in love with. Iām hoping that as more states roll out ebike rebates, more expensive bikes (like Tern, or even Urban Arrow) can become a more realistic option for people who are on the fence on the idea of switching from a car to a utility or cargo bike. I have put over 1000 miles on it in the last year (would have been a lot more if I didnāt work from homeš), and itās made me a believer that bikes > cars for sure.
Seems like another bandaid solution that doesn't fix the actual infrastructure problem. Get ready for the day in court where a victim is asked what they were doing on public roads with a non C-V2X bicycle š
counterpoint.
They use the stock android interface. Theyāre (oversimplification but) basically android with all the proprietary and Google stuff removed.
NixOS is actually what I was considering! I like the immutable aspects of it but the setup will require me to find some downtime in order to get started.
My immediate thoughts as a fedora user: Fedora is looked at as a bleeding edge testing distro for what eventually goes into red hat. By using fedora, I am sort of a beta tester for ibm, and am in some ways contributing to the improvement of a distribution (red hat) that goes against what I believe a Linux distribution should do. Given that, should I distro hop?
Or is my brain just trying to make me distro hop again?
Iāve been a happy fedora user for some time now. Maybe itās time to start distrohopping again.
One can hope. I read an article recently that said in the US, millennials and gen z should be the largest voting bloc by 2028. The problem is, how many of them are voting? In my anecdotal experience, very few of my millennial peers vote. Weāre gonna need a way to fight the doomerism mindset with younger people and make them realize we have the numbers to turn this around.
Iāve been on mastodon for a couple of years, hereās how I handled instance fomo there. I made an account on a few different instances that I liked, got a feel for each instanceās rules, what was allowed, what wasnāt. Over time, I started to realize what kind of mod styles I liked, whether I cared much about the local timeline vs my subscribed timeline (I didnāt care as much about this on masto, but here, Iām much more interested in the local timeline, which Iāll get into in a bit.) Eventually, I settled on just one account, but really you never have to if you donāt want to, lots of people have alts, even back on non federated social media.
Iām doing this process again here. I currently have accounts on Beehaw, Kbin.social, and slrpnk.net, where Iām posting from currently. No matter which one, I can follow any community I want from any of these accounts provided they arenāt defederated. But, I also get a unique local timeline view, and a specific culture brought on by mods and users for each. I really think this gives power to smaller, more topic focused instances like slrpnk.net. Specifically, Iāve noticed two things it gives me that Reddit didnāt necessarily have
Tl;dr: local timelines are cool. try a few instances out to get a feel for what you like (and to get over instance fomo), and give fedi time to grow on you. It may not work out for everyone, and thatās okay, but I really have grown to prefer Mastodon to Twitter, and Iām excited to see a federated alternative to Reddit gain traction.
His book New York 2140 would fit the bill as well, I think.
I'll look into all of these, for sure. Thank you!
I think I saw this mentioned somewhere else recently too. I'll check it out. Thanks!
Thanks for this! I had downtime at work yesterday, and this post inspired me, so I drug out the sff pc I had lying around for this purpose, set it up with Ubuntu server and managed to get jellyfin set up in a docker container without too much trouble. Right now itās local network only vs Plex and Iāll probably keep both up for now. Plex is running on a windows gaming desktop though, so it will be nice to turn that off more often and save some electricity when I donāt need it. How are you handling access outside the house? Port forwarding? Vpn to the home? I think today if I have the time Iāll look into portainer before moving on to sonarr. But, I have noticed much of my video files arenāt in the H.264 format that Jellyfin likes, which is causing playback issues/lag in Firefox. So I may also start looking into a way to start converting all my files instead. Thanks everyone for convincing me to get my stuff together!
Only Car lite here. I only own an ebike, but my partner owns a car, that we use for trips out of the city, mostly.
it isn't limited to books but there is also:
!fiction@slrpnk.net
Honestly, I always saw the debateAVegan sub as a containment chamber to send omnis who popped up in other vegan subs trying to debate.
Iāve been debating moving from my Plex setup without any lidarr/etc automations to jellyfin plus all of those things, but it seems fairly intimidating. How long did it take you to set it all up?
shopping/groceries, picking up food or going out to eat, usps/fedex trips, dropping off/picking up company equipment. Basically, anything I would have used a small city car for, but also for bike rides to just get out of the house for a bit. Bikes really take the worst part of a day and turn it into the best part.
Iām riding a RadCity Stepthru 3, from Rad Power Bikes. Itās more affordable than a lot of the Bosch model bikes, but unfortunately the direct to consumer model does cut out local bike shops, which Iām not super in love with. Iām hoping that as more states roll out ebike rebates, more expensive bikes (like Tern, or even Urban Arrow) can become a more realistic option for people who are on the fence on the idea of switching from a car to a utility or cargo bike. I have put over 1000 miles on it in the last year (would have been a lot more if I didnāt work from homeš), and itās made me a believer that bikes > cars for sure.