An ultimate guide could be a few tomes long not because you need to know that much, but because there are so many options and solutions. I’d recommend learning basics: core utils (i.e. command line tools), docker, network security basics (vpn, firewall).

Then as you start adding more services, you can identify gaps in your knowledge and close them (e.g. what is a database, how to manage it, how to back it up and then restore if it fails).

Sad. They have better games to develop than Fallout.

Their argument is that only enthusiasts want these laptops, but an average customer doesn’t care about them.

It’d be hilarious if people weren’t dying.

Sensationalist and completely detached from reality article.

How so? This is what states involved in the lawsuit calculated. The article is very clear on this and doesn’t imply anything else.

Jolla looks somewhat interesting, it’s a shame they produce so few devices.

Do you actually keep sensitive data on your self hosted systems?

People self-host photos, documents, code, passwords, chats, and other sensitive stuff. Even Jellyfin in your example can get you into legal troubles if your pirated (or even legally obtained and ripped) content suddenly becomes public.

What am I missing?

That it’s 2026 and our lives are heavily digitalized. I’d understand this question in 2000 where you’d probably host a few html files and a counter-strike server, but come on.

Yeah. IIRC he even needed external investors to buy the bloody Twitter.

I can’t say I want to pay extra for these large boxes with extra stuff, but smaller boxes like this I would definitely consider purchasing:

forever!

* as long as Valve allows that

I guess all that instant access via online platforms has spoiled them.

And FOMO. I think many active gamers follow youtubers and other gaming content on social media, so they’re afraid of spoilers too.

I’ve switched to Fedora recently and it feels like a well-balanced everyday distro. The software is fresh enough, you get regular updates, but the system is stable and super easy to install.

I think they meant some unintended catastrophe like Chernobyl was where things went out of control. The use of AI in this example is intentional and controllable.

When it comes to Playstation, you can either buy from PS Store or buy a disk somewhere else where it can be cheaper. Without physical media you only have one store, a full monopoly. I think that’s the main issue.

tmux, weechat, helix

It is available, but it isn’t convenient in this day and age where 95% of posts are media files - and they redirect you to the new website when you open a photo/video.

Well, yes, I am glad there is no snow.

Who knows, maybe in 30 years it’ll be able to run copilot 💪

attempt to download npm-based payloads during installation

Why npm and not python? It’s installed on every arch system and wouldn’t bring unnecessary attention 🤷

On the plus side, kids under 15 should be taught not to give their names, ages, locations, or any other personal data on the internet

Yeah, but this ban won’t achieve any of this, but it’ll undermine everyone’s privacy and security.

Social media fuck up people of all ages. These bans don’t fix the underlying problem.