Hi, I've got dispatcharr running behind a VPN with free iptv feeds and have it at the point I think I'm comfortable subscribing to a provider. Where is the best place to talk about and get real experiences with different ones? All I see are what look like SEO optimized scams trying to sell providers, half the time look fake anyway. Thanks

I'm testing out making a megathread instead of posting individual trailers. I will update this thread with links to trailers and announcements that will be shown. Watch state of play here. enjoy the show~

1. Saros - Gameplay Reveal Trailer | PS5 Games
2. Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 - Announce Trailer | PS5 Games
3. Battlefield 6 Official Campaign Trailer
4. Deus Ex Remastered - Announce Trailer | PS5 Games
5. Halloween - Gameplay and Release Date Reveal | PS5 Games
6. Nioh 3 - Launch Date Announcement Trailer | PS5 Games
7. Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds- Mega Man Reveal Trailer
8. The Seven Deadly Sins: Origin - Announce Trailer | PS5 Games
9. Code Vein II - Release Date Reveal Trailer | PS5 Games
10. Dynasty Warriors 3: Complete Edition Remastered - Announcement Trailer | PS5 Games
11. Let it Die: Inferno - Announce Trailer | PS5 Games
12. Crimson Desert - Release Date Reveal Trailer | PS5 Games
13. Gran Turismo 7 - SPEC III Announcement Trailer
14. Marvel’s Wolverine - Gameplay Trailer | PS5 Games

That's a wrap. Wolverine was the final trailer shown. IMO it was a fairly weak show. Not much to show outside of Saros and Wolverine, both of which are coming next year.

Curious to know what the experiences are for those who are sticking to bare metal. Would like to better understand what keeps such admins from migrating to containers, Docker, Podman, Virtual Machines, etc. What keeps you on bare metal in 2025?

cross-posted from: https://piefed.world/post/496594

Rappelons qu’Atlantic dispose de sa propre production de cartes électroniques sur son site historique de la Roche-sur-Yon. En mai 2022, l’entreprise y avait investi 4,3 millions d’euros afin de porter sa production annuelle de cartes électroniques de 4 millions à 6 millions d’unités. Compte tenu de son caractère stratégique, ce projet avait été soutenu par le programme gouvernemental France Relance à hauteur de 800 000 euros dans le cadre de l’appel à projets « (Re)localisations ».

Hey c/selfhosted,

we've finally done it. After years of people asking for it, GameVault now has its very own Web UI!

For anyone who hasn't heard of it yet: GameVault is a self-hosted gaming platform that gives you a Steam-like library experience, but for your own DRM-free games. You host it yourself, you own your data, and you can share your collection with friends and family. Basically, it's for gamers who also love the selfhosting mindset.

This Web UI / Cross-Platform Client has been the most requested and long-awaited feature for as long as we've been working on GameVault. When we first built it, it was just a small project for the two of us, written with the tech we knew at the time. Over the years, especially here on Lemmy, people gave us plenty of criticism for the tech stack and the UX, because you guys love to use linux. And honestly... fair enough. We knew it wasn't great.

The new Web UI is our way of addressing all the feedback we've received and setting the stage for the future. It’s not just a nicer interface. This also represents the first building block for a new cross-platform client that we’re working on.

The Web UI acts as a cross-platform core, which means that in the future we will be able to package GameVault to run both directly in the browser as well as a native application on Windows, Linux, or even mobile devices. This upcoming client will be built on the same foundation, ensuring a smoother and more unified experience whether you're on a desktop OS or just checking your vault from your phone.

Right now, we're planning to expand the Web UI continuously and figure out how to handle the legacy windows desktop client moving forward. The technology underneath is much cleaner now, so we finally have the freedom to iterate and improve without being stuck in the past.

Anyway, we're really excited about this step. It feels like a true milestone for the project, and we're looking forward to hearing your thoughts and feedback. If you're self-hosting and love gaming, give it a try, I'm curious what you think.

You can also check out a live running demo version on demo.gamevau.lt
Username: demo
Password: demodemo

https://ww17.lestat.org/

https://www.techradar.com/pro/security/cloudflare-says-it-has-once-again-blocked-the-largest-ever-ddos-attack-in-history

It appears the dev decided instead of shutting it down they will convert it to a manga tracker instead.

Im trying to find an easy way to do this. All the things I've found make it out to be pretty complex.

I have a synology nas, im somewhat knowledgeable but a lot of terms go over my head.

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/36348624

I am running grapheneos and got nc from fdroid if it matters. I also use nc on my local network only.

So I could not find logs that pointed to any specific file giving the errors. Still I took the advice that it might have to do with file names. That made me suspect it had to do with my music folder which has some foreign music, so i renamed files with a special character. So far it seems that was it. This was odd because those files have been there and synced for a while, but the message was not happening until recently. Still wanted to update in case someone else has this issue there is some resolution that might be helpful.

Update: GWAR Singer Reacts To Alleged Outrage Over Onstage ‘Murder’ Of Trump & Musk Dummies Amid 1ST Amendment Crisis: ‘It's Looney Tunes’

I use Debian 13 with KDE. I have a JMP.chat number and I use Cheogram on Android for this, works wonderfully. However, on Linux, I've tried different clients, Dino-IM, Gajim, etc. But all of them have their own quirks. Dino-IM seems to work the best for me, though, I was never able to get an phone ringing notification from a incoming call. That was a real downside for me. If anyone knows a way to set it up correctly, or what client I should use, please feel free to post below.

Thank you!

I have a lot of tar and disk image backups, as well as raw photos, that I want to squeeze onto a hard drive for long term offline archival, but I want to make the most of the drive's capacity so I want to compress them at the highest ratio supported by standard tools. I've zeroed out the free space in my disk images so I can save the entire image while only having it take up as much space as there are actual files on them, and raw images in my experience can have their size reduced by a third or even half with max compression (and I would assume it's lossless since file level compression can regenerate the original file in its entirety?)

I've heard horror stories of compressed files being made completely unextractable by a single corrupted bit but I don't know how much a risk that still is in 2025, though since I plan to leave the hard drive unplugged for long periods, I want the best chance of recovery if something does go wrong.

I also want the files to be extractable with just the Linux/Unix standard binutils since this is my disaster recovery plan and I want to be able to work with it through a Linux live image without installing any extra packages when my server dies, hence I'm only looking at gz, xz, or bz2.

So out of the three, which is generally considered more stable and corruption resistant when the compression ratio is turned all the way up? Do any of them have the ability to recover from a bit flip or at the very least detect with certainty whether the data is corrupted or not when extracting? Additionally, should I be generating separate checksum files for the original data or do the compressed formats include checksumming themselves?