Looks super cool. Too bad they don’t have a way to add custom SearX instances other than modifying and building the extension yourself.

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I’ve looked at SDF before, and one thing has never changed: I have no idea what I’m looking at or how it works, and the more I look the more esoteric it seems.

Edit: Ah, that’s right, I dropped looking at SDF before because of how condescending their FAQs are.

You did, homie. That’s what’s shocking.

Bro really called someone else dumb after missing the point that hard.

Not so much self-hosting related (though I do run a Jellyfin server on this PC), but within the past week, I was sure I was gonna have to reinstall my os (and probably take the opportunity to jump distros) because audio just would not work. Everything seemed to think it was fine. Even OBS was picking up the audio, but there was no output. Persisted through reboots and everything.

I have no idea what happened to cause it or fix it.

Who will think of the billionaire CEOs!?

It’s not actually a glitch, it’s Windows’s Fast Startup feature. It sort of hibernates the system rather than shutting it off. The running state of the system is partially retained and the drives aren’t cleanly unmounted. I don’t know anything about ntfsfix personally, but it probably cleans this up just fine. If you’re gonna be spending a large amount of time using Linux, however, you’re probably better off disabling fast startup altogether. If you only use Linux a little, though, I think holding shift while you shut down also forces a full shutdown.

As a Texan who currently lives in Texas, I would not mind if a thermonuclear weapon wiped us off the map. I would take one the betterment of humanity.

Which is the outcome Valve wanted, more or less. Of course getting the whole thing thrown out would’ve been preferable for them, but they trashed their arbitration clause specifically so this could go class action, thereby saving them a fuckload of money.

In other news, RFK has recommended extending this to eliminate both daylight and time.

Police say it appears to be a suicide. Probably true, honestly, but that doesn’t mean he wasn’t driven to it.

I never said it did, I said it’s easier without incognito.

https://archive.ph/2RFAq

Blocking adblock I’ve seen and I get… but this shit site blocks incognito. It’s not good enough to directly profit off you anymore, no, now you have to make it easy for them to track you and sell you, too, or no site for you. FFS.

I present: the reason we can’t have nice things.

A very short summary that may not be entirely accurate but is close enough:

WP Engine made a good amount of money off of WordPress without contributing back, and Automattic broke their own license to fight them, all the while the CEO became increasingly unhinged.

So it’s no longer “Pepe isn’t used by extremists on Steam,” it’s now “Pepe being used by extremists on Steam doesn’t matter,” huh?

Goalpost status: moved.

How does that saying go?

That didn’t happen.
And if it did, it wasn’t that bad.
And if it was, that’s not a big deal.
And if it is, that’s not my fault.
And if it was, I didn’t mean it.
And if I did, you deserved it.

I love it when people respond to exactly one line and ignore the rest of my comment. Totally not a bad faith argument at all. Totally not exactly the same shit Reddit bigots always did.

Uh huh, uh huh.

Meanwhile, here on earth, Matt Furie’s own lawyer brought up the fact that, on Steam, Pepe emotes were being used “in connection with hateful speech.”

Tell me something, has that changed, or is it possible, just maybe, that the Steam Community is one of those places I was referring to?

So now tell me this, when you claim that it’s ridiculous to treat Pepe use as a sign of hate on Steam Community, are you ignoring the active, proven and admitted use alongside hate speech, or are you trying to downplay it?