Yes, but I wouldn’t bother bringing it up to them. It’s fine if they want to provide it under multiple licenses. Since they make it available under the GPL, you can do those things under that license.
If they do change something, it will probably be to change the license away from GPL.
Being a YouTube personality is enough justification for me.
Apparently I can’t read
Loops?
Why GitHub? The installers are literally on the Thunderbird site https://www.thunderbird.net/
Thunderbird runs on Windows.
Ideas are cheap. “(site) but federated” isn’t novel, and in a lot of cases you don’t really even explain what that looks like, and I can’t make it make sense either.
We all live busy lives. I wrote the last comment on the bus, I’m writing this one from the toilet. If you want to contribute to the fediverse, great! Set aside time and contribute to a project, either by extending existing ones or starting your own. There are plenty of minor bugs that need fixing, and if you are proficient in any languages, translations are always needed, no coding skill required.
What is the point of repeatedly making these posts, when you have no intention of actually doing any work to implement them, and hardly even engage with people who reply? I feel like all you’re doing is sapping the time from people who do engage.
This would be better implemented as a function in Lemmy itself. A bot shouldn’t have the level of access necessary to do this.
You know you can just put your options in a config file, right? https://github.com/yt-dlp/yt-dlp?tab=readme-ov-file#configuration
Run a VPN server on your system and expose that. Then connect to it with the VPN client on the remote system.
On the same network yes. If you want to do it from elsewhere, you should use a VPN, don’t expose stuff like Jellyfin to the Internet.
Take all of them and build a cluster.
Or whichever one is newest/has the best CPU, you didn’t really give the specs. And then take the drives and RAM from the others and max it out.
https://help.ubuntu.com/community/HowtoPartition/PartitioningBasics
You’ll need to provide details on what exactly you have for disks and how you want to use them if you want a recommendation.
What exactly would a federated alternative to this look like for you? It’s a block of metadata.
4tb for $65? Impossible. Watch it be like a 4gb drive or something.
You don’t need to make a separate post for every “x type of site but federated”. The answer doesn’t change. If you feel strongly about it, you can host it yourself!
No, but you can open it locally in Firefox. You’d just have to use that as your reader. Unfortunately I don’t know if any other readers have a dark mode feature; I only discovered Dark Reader working for PDFs by accident.
If it works for your use case. Dark Reader and a Firefox PDF tab works.
I think that’s being amplified by the case. They do make more noise than most, but it’s not actually all that loud. I have four in the server in my bedroom, and the fan, even at quiet low speed, is louder than the drives.