I already had to exempt two Lemmy servers hardware.watch and poweruser.forum from DNSSEC because apparently their registrar doesn’t believe in it or something.
Took me ages to figure out why I couldn’t subscribe to them. Funnily enough Google and Cloudflare had no problems resolving them. So apparently they are pretty lax with their DNSSEC as well.
This is the first editor I found that lets me easily (after I found the right buttons) layer and edit multiple pictures together for a
meme.
If others can do it I didn’t manage to find out how.
If it can do text effects like shadows this will become my primary meme making machine.
The app defaulted to Chinese for me but the first general option is the language selection.
I literally told you the potential issues. Search the internet, read and understand stuff, learn. This isn’t something for a short comment on a low effort post.
Last time I tried it all the actually useful stuff was locked behind a pay wall. Plus you have to wipe your phone to install it.
Usually they make money with extended certificates where they not only offer a certificate for example.com but also certify that it belongs to Example Ltd.
Those extended certificates used to show the company name next to address bars, but I don’t think browsers do that anymore.
In a way they already do. The trouble is that most big companies want the Google name and PlayStore.
Well behaved services would usually run on a special user that exists just for that service. Either systemd would run the service using the specified user or the service would start as root to do privileged operations like opening specific ports and then run subprocesses as the more limited user.
Edit: Also check how much swap you have enabled in the system monitor overview. You might look into turning on zram support if it isn’t already enabled which will compress ram as needed which might improve your experience.
If they have swap then zswap is better than zram because it works better with the Linux memory management.
Don’t know when it’s ready, but they’re working on a way for zswap to work without a swap disk set up. When that is done there shouldn’t be any reason left to use zram at all. At least not as a swap disk.
Buying a house is always advisable if you can afford it. And on the privacy front I think it is the best protected space we have. Not just by law but also by robust doors.
Not having to worry about a landlord who feels entitled is also pretty great.
As someone who put OpenSUSE on their Deck, the advantage is that when you’ve got a problem it should be easier to find other people with the same problem. Especially when you go through official support.
Port forward your SSH-server. You can forward ports through SSH to access web services or others running on the server or anything else in the network.
But only allow access through keys. And maybe try to use a different port than 22. That usually gets hammered a lot, trying to find accounts with weak passwords.
Been a while since I did this. But isn’t there a YouTube plugin for Kodi anymore? Back then I would send videos from my phone to Kodi using Yatse.
Just copy all the configs and stuff of your torrent app over. Can likely be found in ~/.config and ~/.local/share.
Maybe Polaris is what you’re looking for. It’s meant for game streaming. But of course you can stream whatever you want.
I’m wondering if you could combine X with sugar and spice and everything nice.
someone has to be the first one with the file. That’s the same person who created the torrent.
Just add the JPEG use flag and recompile your whole system. EZ PZ
They have lots of jpg artefacts because they are heavily compressed jpgs. Nothing you can do about it except finding the uncompressed original, which would have a much larger filesize.
As far as I recall all pixel images in PDFs are jpgs. So they will all have varying degrees of artefacts.