cross-posted from: https://lemmings.world/post/34419717

Hello, I’ve recently discovered self hosting and I really want to get into it. I’m not going to fully deep dive now, but I at least want to know the basics before I start my own journey. So today I came to ask if anybody has a roadmap or recommends a path for me to get into self hosting.

As far as Linux goes, I’m currently on Mint but only know how to update and switch/list directories. I do not know docker but understand the basics of it. This also goes for tailscale.

I know what a NAS is and how it works and the different Raids and when to use which one. I know what I want to self host but I am not sure if I want to use docker or proxmox. I’m also don’t understand the proxmox and how it works. Any information or tutorial would be highly appreciated. Thanks you

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.org/post/1872634

So, starting now, Google started mandating full JS for YT, effectively breaking all third-party clients and locking the site to their official client.

This reeks of DRM.

UPDATE: Installing Deno and installing yt-dlp through PyPi fixes yt-dlp but the very idea that Google is mandating JS to lock down YT in an attempt at pseudo-DRM is still crappy.

UPDATE #2: inv.nadeko.net is working again for now.

So, starting now, Google started mandating full JS for YT, effectively breaking all third-party clients and locking the site to their official client.

This reeks of DRM.

UPDATE: Installing Deno and installing yt-dlp through PyPi fixes yt-dlp but the very idea that Google is mandating JS to lock down YT in an attempt at pseudo-DRM is still crappy.

UPDATE #2: inv.nadeko.net is working again for now.

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.bestiver.se/post/636119

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In part one of a special five-part oral history, YouTube cofounder Steve Chen, music executive Lyor Cohen, investor Roelof Botha, iJustine, Felicia Day, and others revisit how a Flash-enabled video site became the cultural force of today.

La taxe Zucman, qui propose de taxer de 2 % les foyers ayant un patrimoine supérieur à 100 millions d'euros, continue de faire débat. Bernard Arnault s'en est pris à l'économiste, le qualifiant de "militant d'extrême gauche", cherchant à s'en prendre à l'économie française. Avec

• Anne-Laure Delatte, économiste, chercheuse au CNRS, membre du laboratoire LEDa de l'université Paris-Dauphine, spécialiste de la finance, des paradis fiscaux et de la zone euro

• Edwige Diaz, députée Rassemblement national de la 11e circonscription de Gironde 🤡

La France affichait un déficit public, en 2024, de 5,8 % après 5,4 % en 2023 et 4,7 % en 2022, l’instabilité politique est venue s’ajouter à cette morosité des comptes publics. La dette, elle, s'élève à 114 % du PIB. Pour la réduire, faut-il trouver de nouvelles recettes ou tailler dans les dépenses ? Si les impôts sont augmentés, les hausses doivent-elles peser sur les plus riches, les 1800 foyers qui ont un patrimoine de plus 100 millions d’euros comme le propose Gabriel Zucman avec sa taxe de 2 % du patrimoine annuel de ces personnes ? Une proposition qui fait bondir Bernard Arnault qui a pris des accents trumpiens en qualifiant le chercheur de "pseudo-universitaire" et de "militant d’extrême gauche". Faut-il supprimer l’IFI et le remplacer par l’Impôt sur la fortune financière comme le propose le RN ? Faut-il s’attaquer aux défiscalisations des plus grandes entreprises qui font que certaines années Total parvient à ne déclarer aucun bénéfice en France, en usant et abusant des holdings ? Faut-il lisser les exonérations de charges et les limiter pour récupérer de l’argent et pour éviter les trappes à bas salaire comme le propose Anne-Laure Delatte ? Faut-il tailler dans les “dépenses inutiles” comme le réclame le RN ?

I have decided that, simply put, I am very, very tired of my computer acting against me and gaining new problems every day as if they were achievements in a video game, so I’m going to take advantage of my Linux experience with the Steam Deck and Raspberry Pi OS to finally start moving away from Windows!

'It took Walmart saying they would cancel their order in order to get that removed'

Link: Itch.io | Room Designer Simulator

Room Designer Simulator is a game where players can play minigames in order to earn gamecoins and buy various assets with this fictional currency. The game is designed in 8-bit style and features a single room in isometric view. Thanks to isometric projection, players can experience the illusion of depth when looking at the room they're designing. This is a major upgrade from the classical 2D perspective where a room's inside can only show floor and one side of a wall but since other three wall sides are invisible to players, the illusion of a 3D-like environment isn't very strong.

The game includes various minigames –⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Snake, Catch the Fruit and Bullet Hell. Gamecoins that players earn in these minigames can be then used to buy room assets in the shop. After an item is purchased, it appears in the inventory and during selection, players can place it on floor or wall by clicking on a desired tile in the room.

The game also features an asset selling system, so if players don't want a particular asset in their room anymore, they can click on it to pick it up and then sell it in the inventory.

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