No not really. Are you upset about this? I can't tell tone from a comment.
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This community is a duplicate of [email protected]
This community will be moving to lemmy.zip
Hello all, As you might be aware, lemmy.world has gotten rather large. It is so large infact that when it goes down it takes a large portion of content with it. I don't know about you but I personally don't like the idea of all lemmy activity happening on one instance. Because of this I have made the decision to move this community to a place that is smaller.
You should be able to list all subvolumes with sudo btrfs subvolume list /. From their you can use the btrfs snapshot command to take a snapshot. sudo btrfs subvolume snapshot / test
Free software is moving to lemmy.zip
As you might be aware, lemmy.world has gotten absolutely massive. I know some see that as a benefit but for me it feels very dangerous. If something were to happen to lemmy.world it could potentially destroy lemmy/kbin. Therefore I am moving this community to lemmy.zip.
Why are you running pipewire? I though that mint didn't ship with it by default?
Anyway try this:
- Type 'about:config' in the address bar, accept warning and press Enter.
- Disable speech-dispatcher in reader-mode (show only text of an html document) because it injects a nasty noise: Find 'media.webspeech.synth.enabled' and set it to 'false.'
300-500 kbits/s is insaine. Its probably because you are using torrent.
I'm doing a connection to a jellyfin server so there is only one end point
I'm not looking for usable speeds. I just want to have a stable connection that can download a movie overnight
Very odd, does it happen with other apps and browsers it all?
To do more troubleshooting I need you computer specs.
how to boost performance when running jellyfin over i2p
I'm trying to access jellyfin remotely over i2p and I want to get the best performance.
Right now I'm having trouble with keeping a stable connection. My connection doesn't need to be fast but it keeps dropping in and out for some reason.
This is why its a bad idea to have massive servers
I wish they would focus on freedom not price
I might jump ship in order to bring balance to the force
Just let meknow if you need more help
Uh, yes? I welcome anyone who wants a community of forms.
If you are unhappy with the growing Lemmy userbase you can always setup a instance that doesn't federate
Why do you need to use ARM? Couldn't you cross compile on x86_64?
Anyway to answer your question yes you can compile software on arm boards. The bigger question is how long do you want to wait.
If your looking for raw speed I would get either an arm server or a bunch of single board computers. Both of those will require good cooling.
I like pine64 as there hardware is much more hacker friendly than the raspberry pi. https://www.pine64.org/
They even have a board who's purpose is to take other boards. https://pine64.com/product-category/clusterboard/
Do you guys use podman or docker?
On my Fedora labtop I use podman because its faster but for my homelab I use docker with docker compose because it is easier to administer
I can't access greybeard from Lemmy.world
For some reason greybeard isn't showing up under Lemmy.world. the only sub that shows is this one. I'm not sure if this is a problem with your server of Lemmy.world but I'm posting it here because I figured I'd get a faster response that way.
Am I the only on translating my Linux admin skills to windows?
For the record I absolutely dislike windows. It is a pain in my ass.
However, I've found it useful to use cygwin on windows for automation and it even can be paired with ssh for better usablity. I also have replaced all windows servers with Debian running samba AD.
The only thing preventing me from implementing Linux desktops is all that annoying proprietary windows software which I'm told can't be replaced.
Is anyone also getting warnings about phone sending large amounts of SMS?
Every night I get a popup that asking me to allow phone to send SMS messages. It comes seemingly out of the blue and it kind of scares me
How do you guys feel about pulseway?
I am setting up a new RMM solution and my first thought was to create a VPN with active directory. It turned out to be harder than I expected so I'm looking for cost effective solutions.
The company I work for used to use pulseway but everyone who set it up either left or is deceased. It seems to be priced right and it seems to have all the features I need. If anything its overkill.
Has anyone here ever used it? I'm a bit scared of supply chain attacks but I think I can get over my fear with convenience and price.
Posting slowness issue seems solved!
cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/288652
> Thanks to a comment by @[email protected] , I checked and saw that 'Federation debugging' mode was enabled. I had enabled that when the server just started (less than 3 weeks ago) and I had an issue with federation. > > I thought I had switched that off again, but apparently not. This mode causes the federation to be done in the foreground, so your 'Post' or 'Comment' action will wait for that to finish... > > This solves the most annoying issue, and makes the site way more useable. There are many other issues, but we'll get there.
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