everyone else will use this crap, and dumb people will be happy

Tailscale is wireguard with automatic configuration. OPs problem will remain: it needs an app

set up a tailscale client on their networks, and set up a reverse proxy on it for your services. then you can just point these tvs to the local proxy

high speed, stable, reliable internet also needs those holes, so that’s not really a problem. sure, today it’s better to build the house so that there are tubes in the walls for the cables

wow, how did you find out?

that warning was not at all prominent, and as others have said, t does not exist anymore on modern android

don’t forget google. that applies to all paid apps, in app purchases and donations on the play store, not only for games. google also forbids you from showing any other donation option on your website if you link to it from your app.

Around $3.5 Million per employee, nearly 5x the next highest company, which is Facebook at around $780,000 per employee.

that’s a bullshit metric only useful to incite hatred. why the fuck do you want to say that valve is “this many times worse than facebook!”? it is obviously false.

only thing this proves is that they have relatively few employees. which also probably means that most of them do real work instead of being overloaded with managers

does being “super fast” matter here though? It’s a gaming machine, not for AI, and for that normal ram is also super fast.

I think their stupid angle is “it’s not unfair because what if this time it really worked though!”

I think their angle is “its not unfair because the computer says it!”. automated bias. offloading liability to an AI.

and hard drives too, right?

corrupt files will have glitches in the best case, but more likely have noticeable decoding errors, and completely unplayable files in the worst case (some parts of a video file are essential for processing the rest). that could also happen if the file system metadata gets corrupted, and the OS cannot piece together the file extents or the whole directory anymore.

modern data storage relies on reliable storage medium. to protect yourself against bit rot the only thing you can do is to keep backups on different storage devices. but what does it worth if you don’t notice (in time) there’s corruption. you need some way to detect it. a catalogue of some sort, like a checksum file for a whole directory tree, automatically extended with new files, ran in checking mode on schedule, and notifeably notifying you about issues. it can be a custom made solution for traditional file systems like ext4, ntfs, xfs, the FATs, etc, or a filesystem that has that function built-in like zfs or btrfs. the latter two don’t implement the notification and the schedule part, but they do the majority of the work. also if you want to notice not just corruption but erroneous deletion or modification too, you should also use their snapshot functionality. you can diff them to see if there’s any unexpected changes.

well, to some people. but if you think about it this way: it’s an entertainment website with no useful content, then I can agree with it

the recent California law seems to be better. what it requires is the parent to be able to configure the age for an OS account. browsers can then check the age bracket, and enforce the limit instead of having the website do it.

you start with authenticated things, like forgejo and such, and always double check that anonymous visitors don’t see any data.

but generally it’s also not wise to just expose most services to the internet. jellyfin for example had lots of leaks because lots of API functionality was accessible without authentication. I don’t know if it’s been fully fixed.
expose a wireguard, it is safe, it is security software, and access everything else through it. you can keep using your domain for internal services.

with copyparty there’s an added risk. if police finds you hosted child porn, they won’t care if it wasn’t you who uploaded it. someone reports it to them, they steal all your computers, worst case you can even end up in jail.

weird, I thought its in the default selection. did you maybe register with a different language (I don’t know if possible)

yeah tick in both english and undefined (or how it’s called), maybe others too

people can learn from it with lots of effort, if they get access to the data. but it’s not so much effort (time) for an AI company (for a good enough quality), and since microsoft collects it it does not only affect what you willingly publish, but virtually anything on your computer

So, when Bitlocker stopped updating and the message appeared people just tied it into the things that were happening at the time.

I think you wanted to say truecrypt

The Internet doesn’t keep us in. We built the Internet because we never wanted to leave.

fediverse users tend to be more conscious about their internet usage, but I don’t think this applies to the more popular social media sites that are built upon attention economy