Do you actually realize how little sense this makes? Just realized that the previous comment was sarcastic, I’m taking everything back
Mastodon: @Andromxda@hachyderm.io
wiki-user: Andromxda
Do you actually realize how little sense this makes? Just realized that the previous comment was sarcastic, I’m taking everything back
That’s probably the smartest tankie in existence
This is actually hilarious
Probably not the answer you’re looking for, but switch to Linux and use Piper, a free & open source replacement for the Logitech software, that was created because they don’t offer an official version for Linux
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Fuck yeah
That’s exactly why they fucked with the extension update mechanism in Manifest v3. Thankfully Firefox exists and will continue to support MV2.
You mean like this?
Only in the US unfortunately
Is that "Truth Social"😂?
There are tutorials for setting up Mastodon, docker, and Tailscale
I understand Docker and know how to set up a Mastodon instance, but how do I run the web frontend separately from the backend?
And why would I even need Tailscale? Is there something I’m missing here?
And why didn’t you run everything from your home server?
I don’t have a static IP at home, and even if I had one, I don’t want to expose it to the internet.
Violentmonkey is better anyway
I don’t know, but it seems like a fun thing to try out.
How did you set this up? Could you provide a few details?
Wait is that email service the one that is offer by the same guys, who also offer 420blaze.it, cocaine.ninja and cock.li?
The easiest solution is to go to Settings -> Instance and toggle both “Disable Piped proxy” and “Local stream extractions”
Wait so Cloudflare actually isn’t the bad guy for once?
If you host your own private instance, it’s less likely to get blocked. But quite a few public instance are having trouble right now.
Grayjay is source-available, but not free & open-source software.
Downloading YouTube videos works, but it’s probably not the desired workflow for most people. It takes up storage space on your disk, and you have to wait for the video to download, before you can watch it. I like Tube Archivist, and use it myself for archiving videos, but I wouldn’t consider it a great solution for just watching videos. I think LibreTube, FreeTube or a self-hosted Invidious instance are better solutions here.
You can easily deploy Invidious on that Mac as well. Just use Docker, Invidious has pretty good documentation for that: https://docs.invidious.io/installation/#docker-compose-method-production
I used to host Invidious like that on a Mac for almost a year, it worked flawlessly
Sorry, I read it too quickly and didn’t notice that it was sarcasm.