Damn, that’s the 3rd one in as many weeks. Linux white hat hackers have been busy.

About half of the companies listed in the source data Layoffs.fyi don’t have actual layoff numbers. So the number is actually higher.

At some point that TV plex app will stop working, just fyi. And you can get a 4k google tv box for about $25 at walmart, yes I realize that $25 is $25 you didn’t have to spend previously, just pointing out this argument doesn’t really make sense if you actually want to use jellyfin.

Yeah, mines not even exposed to the internet. I’d consider that more secure than cloud based bitwarden.

I had a similar experience with this vulnerability. I had no idea another command was required to update the kernel. Kind of odd if you ask me, but i’m sure they did it so you’re forced to realize you’re updating the kernel.

I do it with mailcow. AFAIK gmail is the only provider still sending me directly to spam, which isn’t a problem for me. I probably send less than 10 emails per month total though. My ISP also hasn’t ever changed my public IP, so thats something to consider if your ISP does.

I use the dynalink boxes compatible with lineageos found here. I run jellyfin, smarttube and all my apps on these fine. Just make sure to buy the correct hardware version if you go this route, they’re only available used anymore.

No worries, that actually makes feel better

Wondering the same…I love his films so hopefully nothing too crazy

Eta: I would’ve thought armie hammer would’ve been the problem person in this movie

I had problems getting apps with multiple containers working in quadlets (definitely a knowledge issue on my part, but didn’t feel the time learning it was beneficial, but will probably revisit during kubernetes learning) so went back to podman with docker compose.

You could use obtanium, which is on fdroid.

Agreed, I’ve been looking for a lunasea replacement since the dev announced its EOL. I briefly looked at nzb360 but the play store requirement made it a pass for me, also I prefer Foss software where i can. I’m hopeful this might work for that.

I always recommended people new to reverse proxies start with Npm. Reverse proxies are designed to do exactly what you’re trying to do, although I’m not sure why you’ve brought in certwarden. In npm just put in the IP:Port of the host (local or remote) same goes for caddy, but in my experience its not as easy to configure as npm

Not sure if gonemanswitch is the one you’re referring to, but it’s the one I use.

FWIW mariadb was bought by a private equity firm in 2024

That looks specific to jf desktop, do you have many users using that?

working as expected now. Thanks! would you prefer feature requests on the github repo or here?

Listenbrainz Explore

I just noticed there is an explore tab on listenbrainz, is that what this is supposed to pull from? I was thinking it was supposed to pull from the weekly exploration playlist listenbrainz creates.

what’s the difference to traccar? just curious why this was built instead of you using traccar? I’m assuming there were missing features in traccar.

Just spun it a up earlier today, looks great! I’m wondering if maybe I’m misunderstanding how listenbrainz subs work. The explore subscription doesn’t pull in my users “weekly exploration” playlist, it’s totally unrelated songs it’s pulling. Although it does appear to pull in accurate listenbrainz artist recommendations