I tried others, stayed with Tidal for a while, but unfortunately had to come back to Spotify. The playlists are just much better and you have access to tons of good user-created playlists.
I tried others, stayed with Tidal for a while, but unfortunately had to come back to Spotify. The playlists are just much better and you have access to tons of good user-created playlists.
That is a lie! My Brahmin friends have told me that only racists would claim otherwise.
/s
Self-hosting is really fun, but you could become obsessed and spend all your time on it!
Seriously though, check out these resources:
I personally self-host Plex, Navidrome, Audiobookshelf, Sonarr/Radarr/Prowlarr, qBittorrent and more.
I prefer starship
Just follow these 2 accounts, they both boost/retweet tons of interesting posts, and then you can follow the original posters:
This. It’s totally fine on my 8K 50 inch screen.
They’re different, but according to its readme, Cromite includes “security enhancement patches from GrapheneOS project”, so I assume it contains Vanadium’s changes as well as other improvements.
Posted this above, but it might interest you as an alternative to Vanadium:
Bromite hasn’t been updated in a while, so you should at least switch to Cromite if you’re not switching to Mull. It’s a fork by a previous Bromite contributor and includes some improvements, like a bottom toolbar and adblock plus (so normal block lists, not Bromite’s less customizable ad blocker.
Bromite hasn’t been updated in a while, so you should at least switch to Cromite if you’re not switching to Mull. It’s a fork by a previous Bromite contributor and includes some improvements, like a bottom toolbar and adblock plus (so normal block lists, not Bromite’s less customizable ad blocker.
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Bonjour, aimez-vous les croissants?
There’s also Forge for GNOME.
geddit.social is a another good server, I have alt there. It’s run by @[email protected] who has his own hosting company and also hosts mstdn.social.
That’s still an Intel product though…