That’s a great point.
Search engines should fix this for federated websites if they still want the best search results.
For a solution now, I wonder if a 307 (Temporary Redirect) status code, redirecting to the original instance post, could work for search crawlers.
The biggest issue of community growth is the lack priority in search engines. If you ask a question on lemmy, stackoverflow, and reddit at the same time, you will get the two latter choices first even if the lemmy post has a better answer.
Either lemmy is not prioritized because of the age of the domain, or less visitors, but I think it’s purposely done. There are usually no ads on lemmy. Google prioritizes sites that use their products.
Mullvad no longer has port forwarding.
Being exclusive works really well. Like getting VIP access makes people feel important.
It’s what made Facebook cool. When only selected schools were allowed to join, students, faculty, and staff felt important.
I know they needed to grow, but keeping it just for college students would’ve kept its cool factor for a lot longer.
Lunar New Year started on January 29.
USAmerican here.
Business accounts usually have better uptime because that might mean money lost.
Some business ISP agreements have in them that they will give you money back if your internet is down over the rate they mentioned.
Home user agreements basically say they can cut your internet if they choose to do so for any reason.
Also business accounts can ask for a static IP address.
I don’t actually know any consumer laws that protect home users more than business users. Which laws are you referring to?
Reading the title and looking at the thumbnail, I was thinking, “sure I’ll do a good deed and help out a noob.” Then I read your post and I realized you know what you’re doing better than me.
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What is an “actual target hardware platform”?
I don’t exactly know what you mean but here is the OS and CPU they use.
- Operating System: Linux 5.10 with Buildroot
- CPU: RockChip RV1106G3, Cortex A7 1.0GHz, H264 & H265 hardware encoder
Are you looking for the reference manual?
Yeah, seems like this is what some people are using. They said you can use Tasker to run it in the background.
So is this the same as installing on the desktop? Run the service and then http to home to configure?
Moon Readers cloud sync is amazing if you read from multiple devices. I think they recently added book syncing too.
If you are on Android, Voyager shows what posts you upvoted and downvoted in the profile page.
I agree, would be nice if this was standard in web version.
If you want to learn more, Joe Scotto’s YouTube channel has a lot of great tutorials and builds.
You can do this with Jellyfin, exactly like your instructions.
Just in case the only thing you’re looking for is the price, I’ll save you a click.