Ah! Ça ira!

“If buying isn’t owning then pirating isn’t stealing”

For the uncultured people out there:

https://youtu.be/q34Qxl5HINg?si=Byewkj1jKxNYpIOX

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Did we learn NOTHING from the Crowdstrike incident a couple weeks ago?

I’m pretty happy with Nebula. I tried it back when it was still bundled with curiosity stream but now I just subscribe to nebula.

It obviously isn’t anywhere near a full YouTube replacement, but it’s pretty good.

This is what’s being referred to:

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/50_Cent_Party

How about ShareX? I’ve been using that as a SnagIt alternative for a few years, but I was never a heavy SnagIt user though.

Hospital SysAdmin here.

Our infrastructure is roughly 95% windows and 5% Linux or Unix. Simply put: the requirements of the software/systems that the hospital requires to function properly is what dictates the OS.

We have a couple of major systems running on a handful of AIX Unix boxes and several dozen other systems that run RHEL, Cent, and Ubuntu. Not including hypervisors, the rest of our infrastructure is windows based and ALL of our workstations are windows.

Every app is unique, and annoyingly there is no consistency within all of a single companies applications. For example, I’m working on a GE Carescape upgrade which uses CentOS 7 but GE Time and Attendance uses Windows Server.

I started ditching google apps last spring and my “alternatives” are: bing/apple maps, invidious, and SearXNG. I self-host the last two to keep even more control of my data.

Idk, I’d say it brought us together (against RedHat) pretty quickly.

I’m self hosting an invidious instance and not once have I noticed any interruptions. 10/10 just use a public invidious instance and be done with it

I use the iOS app Yattee to stream content from invidious instances and it works great