Lets be real, no matter how old you are, that kid in you will always be there. Some people just choose not to ever let it come out and play.
Everyone suggests Peertube here, yet nobody uses it.
I think the biggest problem is that it's not integrated nicely. Only Piefed and maybe some Lemmy apps have an embedded player, which allows you to play the video without leaving the site. But most people will still have to open the link in a new tab, which is especially inconvenient on mobile apps. When I see a Peertube link, most of the time I don't even bother opening it. Another issue is that if you want to upload a video, you first have to find a good instance and then create an account to do so.
And even then, OP was looking for a site that allows direct linking (which would play natively in every app), something that Peertube does not allow. And most of the sites he mentioned, allow uploading without an account.
So I think that Peertube is not a good suggestion here. At least not yet.
Yeah it sucks, and you cannot get good search results anywhere.
Not that you have many different options anyways...
Lemmy search is only searching for exact text you searched for. There is somewhat useful option to search only post titles.
Piefed search at least has some filters (nsfw, post type, instance software, minimum score...) and search operators (and, or, not...) but it doesn't have the search only post titles option.
Sometimes searching in google and just appending "lemmy" to your query will give surprisingly good result and sometimes it will return nothing.
Searxng has the search !bang for lemmy posts !lepo, which gives more or less the same results as lemmys search.
croc
https://github.com/schollz/croc
Send files over the internet.
It's a small (several MB) CLI tool, that you download and run on both devices (sending and receiving one)
Type croc send [file(s)-or-folder] , you get the code phrase that you send to the person receiving the file.
On receiving device you type croc code-phrase and the file starts transferring.
End-to-end encrypted, and no need for port forwarding since it's sent over the relay (you can even host your own relay).
Oh, I never knew that about their beaks, very interesting.
She does look like she is prepared to kill someone hahah
How viable would that be? Can it also just run in the background like the actual app?
Would it be possible to run Syncthing in Termux?
Oh shit. What do now.
I think you might have downloaded a fake Newpipe...
Looks like a mask.
So, I have Crucial MX500 SSD, and on their spec sheet, the SSD Endurance TBW is 180TB
Crystal Disk Info says the health is at 33% Health, despite Total Host Writes being 54039 GB (30% of specified SSD endurance TBW of 180TB)
So is their specified endurance wrong, is the Total Host Writes data in Crystal Disk Info misleading or wrong, or is there more things that go into determining the "health" of an SSD besides Total Bytes Written? Or could it be that I mistreated the SSD causing its health to get worse?
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