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I realize this in not answering your question, but I thought you might like to know that some people share access to their antenna on the web at http://websdr.org/. This sdr webapp lets you listen to the airbands from their antennas basically, and each user can tune it to their own frequency at the same time.

Mumble is so underrated. It does one job and but does it very well.

I play games on Pop_OS (NVIDIA edition) and also run an AMD CPU. Great experience for 2 years now.

This whole map is woke.

you have to tap a link to go to the actual, often cookie-walled, website

Kind of like how RSS/Atom is not useful anymore. Most feeds don’t contain the actual articles, in an attempt to increase clicks and ad revenue. That’s just sad, I miss the old internet.

Removed by mod

Removed by mod

Yes you can, and should if that’s more your speed. I just prefer not to use corporate services if there’s an alternative.

The rtmp server can be run with docker https://hub.docker.com/r/tiangolo/nginx-rtmp/

I disagree. I stream my games to friends regularly. Currently using a more basic approach (nginx rtmp mod, playback with vlc) because it runs better on my vps as compared to owncast which is more feature complete, but there is an actual use case for a self-hosted streaming solution.

Can it run doom?

Yet somehow more expensive.

AI girlfriend?

Definitely. The comment structure is what got me into reddit in the first place. I love that Lemmy uses it as well.

We should find this stupid hotel and leave a bad review 😆

Delete facebook account.

gros balourd

Tout mais pas le b-word !

Honestly, I don’t see a difference performance wise. There was even this game I’ve played called Gunfire reborn that was running noticably better under proton compared to win10 on my system. The actual problem that’s still ongoing is games with anti-cheat though. Apex Legends enabled EAC on linux and it works like a charm, but most game devs don’t care.

Very cool, thanks for sharing.

Seconding this, FreeTube works quite well.

This is art.