Laughs in Navidrome, again.

Congrats!

The only thing that’s stopping me from doing the same are:

1. some email redirects (for some reason, I can’t update the emails on those services)
2. a shonen jump subscription (for some reason, there is no option to subscribe to them directly so I have to do it through google play store 🙄)

I did move on from Youtube however, by moving my subscriptions to an RSS feed and storing my “watch later” links using Linkding (a bookmark manager). I sort of alluded to this in a recent comment: https://sh.itjust.works/comment/19041626

If you are technically-minded, might I suggest SpamBlocker?: https://f-droid.org/packages/spam.blocker/

It’s not the most user friendly, but it provides features like:

• automatically download spam database info
• regex rules for sms
• STIR attestation
• various rules you can adjust (like accepting calls right after using a specific app [like a food delivery app], or accepting calls from contacts, etc.)

Note that if a call or SMS is “blocked”, it’s still stored in your call / sms logs. It just prevents alerting you

Some say they are still trapped there, to this day…

They hate us cause they ain’t us 😎

Ripping a tag from a pillow that says “Under Penalty of Law: Not to be Removed By Anyone but the Consumer”

Not me I’m cool 😎

Just came to give kudos for finishing an album, and with mostly open-source tools at that. Hope you find a receptive place to post your work!

Adding on to Windows: There’s no way (in the UI) to add symlinks. In Windows 10, symlinks must be created in an administrative command prompt. It is pretty damn clunky.

I’ll have to look into that distro later. Anything particularly noteworthy about it, besides the symlink abuse?

Edit: I did some rudimentary searching, apparently it’s a meta distro that let’s you mix and match stuff from multiple linux distros: https://bedrocklinux.org/

That’s actually pretty wild. I might play around with this in the future

Hey no worries, we all start somewhere.

Now that you know about symlinks, you can get creative with them: https://sparkventure.net/the-versatility-of-symbolic-links-in-linux-a-guide-with-examples/

The hard part now is to avoid overdoing it: https://www.ceos3c.com/linux/understanding-linux-symbolic-links-a-beginners-guide/#best-practices-and-common-pitfalls

Use debian for your linux servers then