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And the 1% is adverts?

Teams can run as a chrome app, I use it daily.

Yeah the answer is to delete your account and find alternative messengers for people you actually care about. Others that care will follow.

Oh, might have just been Australian Google accounts then!? Definately tried 4 or 5 different countries and no dice here. If anyone from Au knows of a working country, I’d be happy to hear it! 😁

yeah, plus you just copy and paste the docker-compose and you don’t even need to know what’s under the hood.

Pretty sure this doesn’t work anymore. They stopped it a few months back.

hell yeah this looks sick!! I rolled my own speedtest container that sends the results to homeassistant but this seems like a great solution. I will have to try it - I hope I can still send the results to homeassistat.

Audio sharing works, but appears to not allow selection of a specific audio stream, when I tested it just then it appears to share system audio. Vesktop still allows you to choose a specific stream. Still, this is a huge improvement over not working at all, and the “Entire Desktop” (3 screens) works, as well as “select region” sharing!

Vesktop still allows you to choose a single audio output, Discord’s implementation seems to share system audio of all running apps, and doesn’t let you choose the specific application.

And there were always fun SMB shares to look through 😅

project is here https://github.com/jaypyles/Scraperr

sure, but the source of the “Python CVE exploit” already has to exist in the AI’s training dataset, there are lots of example CVE scripts online, you could probably also find it with a quick Google.

I know it’s not exactly what you want, but I use Apache Guacamole to connect/switch between my VMs running on Proxmox, mostly Windows RDP, but also several SSH and VNC. it supports full screen and is fairly responsive for daily admin tasks.

Yeah, appears propaganda-y, they even mention that “Despite the slow progress in general-purpose quantum computing, which currently poses no threat to modern cryptography”, very weird. Supposedly used Canadian technology.

Yes a VPN will hide your IP address from the server you’re connecting to. The VPN service will still see your IP and may log/record it. You also have to watch out for things like DNS leaks.