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@masek@infosec.exchange @bjoern@social.sengotta.net @homelab@fedigroups.social That's where docker is nice, don't have those issues nearly as much.

@johntimaeus@infosec.exchange @drahardja@sfba.social https://f-droid.org/packages/com.jarsilio.android.scrambledeggsif/ is easier, as there's no intermediate steps, just share to that app and it immediately pops up the share box again with the exif removed.

@d1@autistics.life @homegrown@social.growyourown.services The lists are more for discovering new stuff instead of for existing things you're already running.

@blindcoder @homelab Frigate has been very reliable on my setup, if you have a 7th gen or newer Intel CPU with an iGPU don't forget to set up hardware acceleration for object recognition! Its very fast and accurate.

@kzimmermann@c.im When I had a failing stick of RAM I got really frequent tab crashes in Firefox but not other browsers, might be worth running memtest86 for 15 minutes or so to see if anything comes up.

@AAKL@infosec.exchange The whole problem really comes down to consent. If they just had a button to download and enable local AI that would be totally fine.

@Artemis201 @plutarch Pixel 7a is 6" tall but that's the closest I know of to your 5" tall requirement.

@bjoern @homelab I vote for the domain, it's a lot easier than dealing with a CA and getting that onto your devices. Plus then your URLs point to a real domain, as using a made up one can also cause issues sometimes.

@hawthornbunny@equestria.social Always nice to find something taking up space you can delete like that. Although it seems like a bug that the OS allowed it to grow so much! Cache/temp files should be cleaned automatically.

@marsik @matthew_d_green I remember playing around with Reticulum awhile back and it can operate over a bunch of different hardware like that. https://reticulum.network/

@zrail@hachyderm.io Did you update to 7.x kernel or stay on the latest 6.x version with the exploit fix? I'm a bit wary of updating to 7.x on my Proxmox nodes.

@sudonem@infosec.exchange This website doesn't work at all on mobile, at least half the content is just cut off. Why wouldn't they test their website..

@zak@infosec.exchange I do it when I'm feeling up for potentially fixing things hah. So usually once or twice a month.

@thecrawford@mastodonapp.uk See if anything comes up in budget when searching for computers with an Intel i5-6500 or i3-6100. Those tend to be really common and cheap.

@rolle@mementomori.social Surely if you're writing CSS you'd want to use Firefox if it's less up to date on the standards? Otherwise you're writing stuff that isn't compatible.

@dorian@retro.social Software is definitely the better option these days, ZFS is great and works on Linux too. If you want a nice manager for VMs and LXC containers then Proxmox handles ZFS nicely too. Otherwise just plain Debian is my go-to.