It says package managers but I don’t remember seeing any forced restarts with flatpak. I just now updated Firefox but it doesn’t force anything. I just won’t be using the new version before restarting it.
I don’t remember it happening with system packages either on my system but it’s been quite a while since I’ve updated that one.
I’m putting on clothes to hide my nudity lol
Gotta move sometime.
There’s also the article, you lazy bones
“Less touching of the system, less chance of breaking something” seems to be the idea.
Wolfs
I mean aren’t those countries made up by the former colonialists, they should probably be paying the og natives
they only have to type a full URL once or twice in their lifetime.
We know very different sort of people. Remember that older people wrote the full address as the default, bookmarks and especially googling everything (and “apps”) only became the default later on.
I’m not sure if you’re just surrounded by mentally deficient people for some reason or seriously underestimating them, but pretty much everyone I know can type in a website address lol
Or maybe it’s some zoomie “what’s a computer” thing
If they said they had trouble understanding docker it would’ve been clearer, but they said Jellyfin was the issue.
I’m not sure how a service selling my data and services having potential security issues are the same. Two different issues imo
Nobody was arguing that colonialism didn’t play a part, even though the article does mention that the loans had pretty favourable terms.
I doubt they’re thinking at all if writing a web address is too much lol
“Facebook dot what? Stop the tech speak, nerd!”
I’ll take any chance, even one involving docker
Understandable. I don’t worry that much myself since I haven’t heard anything bad happening yet. And with ro rights to media, potential damage at least should be pretty limited.
It sounds like a bit of a shitshow even without US involvement
The republic was politically unstable, experiencing civil wars, rebellions, and insurrections by liberals and conservatives. From 1827 to 1829, it fell into a civil war between conservatives who supported Arce and liberals who opposed him. Liberal politician Francisco Morazán led the liberals to victory, and was elected president in 1830. The republic descended into a second civil war from 1838 to 1840, by the end of which the states of Central America declared independence and the federal republic ceased to exist.
Historians have attributed the country’s political instability to its federal system of government and its economic struggles. Agricultural exports were insufficient and the federal government was unable to repay its foreign loans, despite favorable terms. Central America’s economic troubles were caused in part by the federal government’s inability to collect taxes and inadequate interstate infrastructure.
If you want to sync watched state, resume position, that sort of stuff outside of your house, Jellyfin would be a good tool for that. And it integrates seamlessly into Kodi. Plex unfortunately doesn’t, you have to launch an addon from Kodi, so it’s not as nice.
You struggled to set up Jellyfin with docker?
Damn
What are the worries behind it? Last time someone was worried about the security it was about knowing filenames of the stuff you host by brute forcing iirc
I know I’ve seen that on Windows and I think on Linux before, but I did a test when writing that post where I updated and then opened a new tab and even a new instance of Firefox and it didn’t bother me about restarting. Weird