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  • Do One Thing Well: Each program should focus on a single task and perform it effectively.

    At the moment im not hosting a music server, but used to use Navidrome, it worked fine and used a small footprint.

    Having all in one it’s more issues to solve, if something breaks, everything breaks.
    Having all on Jellyfin is more convenient.

    But adding hundreds or thousands of songs along with movies and episodes will create a huge database, more resources used, slower searches





  • generator@lemmy.ziptoMovies@lemmy.worldSuperman (2025)
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    8 days ago

    As long a comic reader, this movie portraits everything that Superman is.

    Instead of god on earth like the Man of Steel, this Superman care about everyone even the squirrel.

    And the other characters they nailed each one, Guy Gardner personality is exactly like the comics, best Lex Luthor i have seen in movies (and it’s bald), and of course the best character Krypto, stole every scene when it shows.

    Looking forward for Supergirl, supposedly based on “Supergirl: Woman of Tomorrow” which a great comic



  • KISS (Keep It Simple Stupid)
    That’s why i use Markor on, it saves on markdown (.md), text (.txt) files, and sync with Syncthing to other devices.

    Without databases, or third party hosts, i can open any file on other devices using the apps of my choice, can use Markor on Android and nvim on PC.

    No need to pay extra or use specific apps to work.

    I also tried other not taking apps, but I needed to use some electron app that uses 1GB RAM to edit a markdown file, and decrypt some proprietary online storage. Why use some overcomplicated software when i can do the same Kwrite or nano





  • There’s a reason why Russia evaded Ukraine, because decisions like this.

    Transnistria in Moldova is a Russian outpost since the 90’s,
    Chechnya didn’t have any backlash when tried to breakup from russia instead cities got flattened.
    Russia tried to invade Georgia, after failing Russia only got a slat on the wrist.
    When russia invaded Ukraine in 2014 no one done any pressure instead more oil and gas traded giving more money to Russia.

    Since the 90s Europe has been seen weak without the help of USA, and Russia can do whatever they want.
    If Ukraine fall in Russia hands then Moldova is next, and others will folow









  • Just the case of the packages being removed only a few hours after been published just makes my point of “trusted users” reviewing and reporting then.

    And is not only an archlinux/AUR problem, the same happens with python pip, npm, dockerhub, github… With bigger popularity, bigger the target.

    These days after the success of Steamdeck many users switched to Linux, and many of those started using arch or based distros like EndeavourOS because some one on reddit, YouTube or other said is the best for new hardware and you can find everything you need on AUR.
    New users won’t review scripts or PKGBUILD, that’s gibberish, just search and install, and a few hours could be too late for some.

    I don’t care if Linux loses or gains popularity, but if there’s no guard rails of some kind of control things could get worse, and even end AUR as it is now.

    Having people control what’s published or not, probably not the best solution, but leaving it as a wild west also not


  • Arch also warns uses about AUR, use at at your own risk, and can break your system.

    My approach isn’t definitely not the best solution, I was saying this is only the beginning, and with other arch based distros also using AUR only gets worse, if there’s any moderation and some kind of package control before publishing then when thins get real bad maybe too late and arch starts loosing users.

    Now is just some packages, later could be some popular package take overs or some kinda spoofing of other packages.

    I use arch BTW (since 2011), and Debian Armbian on Raspberry Pi, one is rock solid the other sometimes break with updates