I was talking about a server side setting under Remote Access. Check there.
avidamoeba
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I've no idea about the max size hypothesis. I'm simply confirming that Caddy is a proxy in this context.
Yes that is a proxy.
I have three hypotheses.
- There's a setting for remote streaming quality. It may be set to 720p.
- The port isn't open on your router and Plex streams via a Plex relay server which limits the quality.
- The CPU might not be fast enough to transcode beyond 720p and Plex might be transcoding for remote streaming.
The Surgeon General’s suggestion that speech be labeled as dangerous is extraordinary. Communications platforms are not comparable to unsafe food, unsafe cars, or cigarettes, all of which are physical products—rather than communications platforms—that can cause physical injury. Government warnings on speech implicate our fundamental rights to speak, to receive information, and to think. Murthy’s effort will harm teens, not help them, and the announcement puts the surgeon general in the same category as censorial public officials like Anthony Comstock.
Um what. I don't think it was about labeling speech. It's labeling the platform which includes a lot more than speech. Namely how and what speech is presented to a particular individual a.k.a. The Algorithm. This reads like a disingenuous interpretation to safeguard the interest of social media giants. I did not expect this take from the EFF.
Go home EFF, you're drunk.
Kinda slow though. I saw a benchmark of an SBC with that SoC on Phoronix and it was half as fast as a Pi 4.
A bit slow but still awesome for folks who want to develop on RISC-V.
Well, I had to subscribe to Proton now. 🥹
This has been false for a while. The Ubuntu Software Center has been handling deb installs for a while on my machines. I just checked on my oldest machine - 20.04 - and the Ubuntu Software app launches on double clicking a deb file. I do not have gdebi installed. I don't recall when it replaced gdebi, whether it was in 16.04, 18.04 or 20.04 but it's definitely the case in 20.04. So check your info before getting worked up.
A big company eh? They're about 20 times smaller than Red Hat. They very much depend on Debian and the larger FOSS community to get their OS built.
I've been on this train since 2004 and I've been paying attention. Not all but a lot of the flak they've been getting over the years has been based on misinformation and ignorance. But trying to get things objective and correct doesn't make for a good flame war.
I can't believe people construed the lack of this feature in a brand new software as bad Canonical want to kill deb! It's a brand new software. Features need work. Either go and write them or wait for someone else to do it.
Is it certified best though?