The fact that this is a real IT question and not a culinary review is hilarious

Even better that one of the responding comments is written by Barbecue Cowboy

And in case someone hacks into your Jellyfin, what exactly would they do with it? Watch movies? :D

Better energy efficiency overall.

Other than that - maybe some habit.

These are the kinds of things that remind us how far we’ve come :)

I never had anything NOT work on a laptop. I installed Linux on 5 of them.

Alrightie then!

Oh, missed that. But won’t wastewater clog the membrane?

Another thought: what if we would instead use concentrated brine from desalination plant and seawater? Yes, power will be lower, but this way we don’t use fresh water that we, erm, try to produce.

Aside from obvious confusion of running a water desalination plant by salinating water, there’s one more concern: outside of such installations, don’t we have quite a limited supply of fresh water? Sure, saltwater is everywhere, but fresh water is relatively scarce.

Good. Seriously, I hope such actions will be met with complaints and lawsuits everywhere.

Sexual life is a very sensitive and intimate subject, and it’s bad enough that she even had policemen invade it by opening the box (though this in particular is obviously a necessary part of police operations), let alone make a laughing matter out of it.

In general, though, I hope we will be able to eventually get more open about such things, so that it would be seen as a regular set of household items, even if it’s hidden from plain sight.

Tankies are among the most active contributors not only to content, but also to the platforms themselves.

Lemmy, the very platform you’re currently on, is made by one.

I’d rather see less left infighting - that will suffice.

Welcome!

I love text blogs, but sometimes videos do a better job to entertain/get the point across for me :)

Hope you’ll find some treasures of your own!

Great find!

Nice find, thanks!

Gave here: https://lemmy.today/comment/18705168

Enjoy!

What the other commenter said, look for these instances, especially TILvids

Other than these, some specific recommendations:

• Gardiner Bryant (gbryant@subscribeto.me) - tech YouTuber dipping toes into PeerTube

• Oh The Urbanity! (ohtheurbanity@video.canadiancivil.com) - urbanism and sustainable development

• ASMR of the Fediverse (asmrfediverse@peertube.wtf) - self-explanatory, ASMR videos specifically produced and released on the Fediverse. Exclusive high-quality content!

• Making Waves/Roots and Calluses (makingwaves@video.katehildenbrand.com & katehildenbrand@video.katehildenbrand.com) - personal/professional blogs of a marine biologist Kate Hildenbrand, both very worth a watch

• Veronica Explains (veronicaexplains@tinkerbetter.tube) - a very cute and non-typical Linux channel from a veteran tech enthusiast

• Films (films@fedi.video) - old but gold public domain films

• Historical Shorts (historical@fedi.video) - some more tapes from the past

Having spent about 2 years on Lemmy, I made the commitment to ditch YouTube in favor of PeerTube.

At first, it may look like there’s mostly garbage and then some privacy enthusiasts, but that’s only because recommendations and search are not very powerful compared to other platforms.

PeerTube is home to troves upon troves of high-quality original content on various topics, you just have to look for it. And for your YouTube-exclusive needs, there are instances that mirror popular channels.

Give it a spin!

This comment might provide some insights: https://lemmy.zip/comment/21080783

Also, IMO, voluntary or not, this goes over the edge, especially on the streaming part. If someone genuinely enjoys this, they can do it in private, and exactly as they like.

When money and popularity get involved, this prompts more extreme behavior, turning a willing masochist into a victim, and a game into a trap.

Besides, authorities could have at least checked up on him.

I recently had 2/3 of drive space taken by btrfs snapshots. Still learning to manage them properly :D