Kairos

It does work! To an extent. It’s just not popular to do this… Because of the extent. No votes, easy to find threads, etc.

Yes you do. It just does it for you including handling SSL.

It’s a nonsensical statement. Jellyfin is accessed through a website. You’re responsible for routing to it.

You have a pin, right?

There’s a relay but it limits the bandwidth allowed through. It can’t be that expensive to run.

Uploading

50-100TB

TLDW: the person who “reverse-engineered” the non-source-available parts of the code is in the legal right. The two parts are very closely intertwined and thus both are AGPL under the way the license is framed.

Probably. But it’s unlikely to be exploited as the attack needs shell access for the bad operation, not just any buffer.

What a fucking asanine series of events.

There’s a lot of features that make it a better package manager but nobody cares. Every project has hundreds of dependencies and packages use a minimum, not exact, version.

Samba is a piece of shit because it’s not serialized. Use something else.

No it’s just android. The device is fine.

It doesn’t help that Android just keeps zombie processes from Termux open

Oh how I fucking wish there was a “make my phone run smoothly” toggle. What setting do you speak of?

Android is still slow and buggy. The 8GB of RAM in new Google devices outscales it a tiny bit. Restart daily if you use GrapheneOS (yes, it’s this bad).

Cron job and termux-notify

I block minuses too

No

Literally

1. Back up instance config and data
2. Swap out ELF for same or newer Forgejo version

Edit: this seems to have changed recently :/

Oh it’s the heat? I thought it was vibration (I actually don’t know).