Lol, I run Alpine Linux on edge and nothing ever breaks on reboot.

I think this is available on Linux too if I remember correctly. You can compile a binary that contains multiple architectures. It’s been awhile but I think ELF binaries can do it.

Ah, gotcha. I knew what it stood for but I’m also an idiot.

I resolved the issue and edited the post.

I resolved the issue and edited the post.

I found the domain names (edited the post) and essentially yes, it does route through their servers.

This is exactly why in my free time I’m developing a DHT (on i2p) where given a checksum users can retrieve a file.

This would allow client applications to have an index (in this case YouTube video ID zVxDWORcQBU=<checksum>) so that content is always available from peers. Invidious could theoretically use it fetch the content from other Invidious peers rather than directly from YouTube.

My suggestion from now is to find a way to save the videos yourself—I too have found myself in this situation and it’s annoying.

What does that have to do with it?

If this is supposed to be a “gottem” moment because it appears I’m hating on the British style, please know I didn’t know that until others chimed in (hence my question). And actually, I prefer the British way of writing some acronyms without the dots to the American style, but writing ASCII like it’s a word (Ascii) looks really bad.

Thanks, I hate it

I was thinking to myself “so they just have to keep doing what they’re doing” but my second thought was more in line with your comment.

I wonder why ASCII is written as “Ascii.”

I’ve wanted to set up my own instance for a long time now. I use Docker daily but in my free time I have a shorter attention span.

So thanks for providing this!

In a production web app I use Gotenberg. It’s definitely overkill for the task at hand, but if you find yourself doing this often I would highly recommend it. It’s dead easy to convert HTML (and I imagine XHTML) to PDF.

Can Tuta use a gateway similar to Hydroxide for Proton? I like my traditional email clients and have a machine I trust to encrypt/decrypt.

I suggest Storj Tardigrade. It’s client-side encrypted by default (assuming you’re not using S3 gateway).

Yeah, i2p has a system similar to DNS for human-readable names.

Another vote for Postgres, MySQL kind of blows.

Change your password on the affected websites at the very least.

If you recycle the same email/password combination (which I most definitely hope you are not), time to change all those passwords (to unique passwords) as well.

If you’re running an instance why not just cut the shit and block Meta?

I don’t sell locally often but when I do, I use craigslist. It’s also great for picking up a cable modem on the cheap when moving into a new area (don’t have to deal with the ISP-supplied one).