Does not impact existing boot volumes, Block Volumes, or running instancesApplies only to new instance launches or workflows that create new boot volumes after enforcement is enabled
was running v10.11.9, updated to 10.11.11 and it started working.
interface looks nice! but playback stutters, with hardware acceleration on or off (makes no difference).
the beauty of the fediverse is everyone can chose how they connect. I subscribe to piefed/lemmy communities from my hubzilla instance and receive chronological posts so there is 0 influence of anyone on what i see.
i've been experimenting with building an alternative UI for hubzilla and wanted tips on how accessibility can be supported. So far i've found online tools like https://www.accessibilitychecker.org/ and using them i get the feedback that my framework is 67% accessibility friendly.
Any experienced folks who can point in the right direction or share tips would be helpful.
And for what the UI would look like (its still in alpha stage) you can check out my profile.
@Fierro the terminal? i try to keep overhead to a minimum, its simpler to just learn the commands and use the terminal, can use it from my phone remotely, ssh is pretty secure and using other tools that act as middle-ware just adds to the attack surface.
It would be a wonderful community and i'd love to be part of it. I am on hubzilla which implements groups in a different way than lemmy/piefed. In hubzilla we make a post by sending a DM to the community address and the community then automatically reposts it to their followers. I miss this kind of privacy while participating in forums on lemmy/piefed where i have to tag them publically and my post gets delivered to everyone and is always public.
launched the demo and my browsers RAM consumption shot up 8GB and the laptop started to sound like a jet engine.
the notification says :
Does not impact existing boot volumes, Block Volumes, or running instancesApplies only to new instance launches or workflows that create new boot volumes after enforcement is enableddef. on fathom side since it plays smooth in jellyfin official client. and its direct playing. there is tearing, stuttering in video, audio is good.
was running v10.11.9, updated to 10.11.11 and it started working.
interface looks nice! but playback stutters, with hardware acceleration on or off (makes no difference).
quick this is all i see
i am using the linux Appimage, quick connect simply times out, no messages in console except :
I have jellyfin running on a domain with proper certs and jellyfin's official client works perfectly.
i cant sign-in, any chance this is because i use LDAP auth plugin in jellyfin and its not implemented here?
discourse uses activitypub as a plugin so unless the site owner has enabled it discourse is not federated by default.
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musk melon vines are coming up great! I'll be planting more new plants this weekend now that monsoon is here.
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oh definitely, this wasn't unexpected, present govt's priority was always perception management rather than truth and governance.
the beauty of the fediverse is everyone can chose how they connect. I subscribe to piefed/lemmy communities from my hubzilla instance and receive chronological posts so there is 0 influence of anyone on what i see.
css or js? but this seems almost impossible to enforce considering that i'm using a js framework and without css website would just be a mess.
i've been experimenting with building an alternative UI for hubzilla and wanted tips on how accessibility can be supported. So far i've found online tools like https://www.accessibilitychecker.org/ and using them i get the feedback that my framework is 67% accessibility friendly.
Any experienced folks who can point in the right direction or share tips would be helpful.
And for what the UI would look like (its still in alpha stage) you can check out my profile.
nice to see a fellow desi on the fedi!
I use grocy for this. It has task tracking and along with other home management stuff its a good solution.
@Fierro the terminal? i try to keep overhead to a minimum, its simpler to just learn the commands and use the terminal, can use it from my phone remotely, ssh is pretty secure and using other tools that act as middle-ware just adds to the attack surface.
@Rimu i think they mean that the 'preview notes' render cleanly on mastodon.
there is this i've come across
#^https://hub.docker.com/r/arnoldsmith86/virtualtabletop
It would be a wonderful community and i'd love to be part of it. I am on hubzilla which implements groups in a different way than lemmy/piefed. In hubzilla we make a post by sending a DM to the community address and the community then automatically reposts it to their followers. I miss this kind of privacy while participating in forums on lemmy/piefed where i have to tag them publically and my post gets delivered to everyone and is always public.
Does nodebb enable private participation?