As a Canadian, I’ve never worried about privacy when torrenting or using Soulseek, but if you are worried, then yeah you’d want a VPN

Soulseek is popular with audiophiles, so there tends to be a lot of large, well-tagged FLAC collections

Well, I ssh in to reboot, so.

Never heard of it

Snaps can go to hell

s/with/wiþ/g

#1 only happens if the EU gets it as a secondary part of whatever their plan is to de-americanize payment-processing

By ripping their legally bought DVDs, surely :P

Yes, but a group of friends could use it to set up a group Jellyfin, sharing their libraries

Fuck that entirely

Competent, too, I bet.

I wouldn’t recommend travelling to the USA either

It’s the other half of the home server that’s giving me docker trouble, the *arr stack; I hadn’t actually gotten to the stage of trying to set Kodi up yet

I have an N100 Mini-PC at home in my living room connected to my TV which is both a home server and a TV-Box using Kodi (I even have a remote for it).

That’s exactly the setup I want, but I’m a little lost. Any good guides you can suggest?

I know generally Linux well enough, but I know fuck all about docker

Well I didn’t…

alias sl='ls | while IFS= read -r line; do while IFS= read -r -n1 char; do if [[ -z "$char" ]]; then printf "\n"; else printf "%s" "$char"; sleep 0.05; fi; done <<< "$line"; done'

I can’t easily check if it works until I get home to my laptop, but you get the idea

‘non-removable’ lol

Sure. Do you have a point?

It seems like the main complaint is that Tailscale is a business. And what about the Linux Foundation?

The Linux Foundation is not a business.

The shock is that it was successful in finding a vulnerability not already known to the researcher, at a time when LLMs aren’t exactly known for reliability