I can’t remember what I was watching, but I remember watching something where they said Kubernetes is designed for something so large in scale that the only reason people have heard about it is because some product manager asked what Google use and then demanded that they use it to replicate the success of Google and subsequently, hobbyists also followed and now a bunch of people are using stuff that’s poorly optimized for such small scale systems.

Right? Really cool graphic

Probably best to file a bug about it.

The beauty of Linux, at least for me, is that there’s inter-dependability and so you can run apps using less space than you would on Windows. Linux is like a metaphor for society, if your neighbour has something you need, they should share and vice versa. But alas, some twats with a Windows fetish decided to introduce the likes of Flatpak and Snap 🤮

This. The official client is an all round terrible user experience and for no good reason. Please move to Droidify.

I loved Unity. Also, I would argue that both Snap and Flatpak are bad. That said, be happy with whatever works for you. Ubuntu always gives me problems, whereas Fedora runs smooth. That said Ubuntu can read my old Passports, Fedora can’t. They each have the benefits.

Both really exciting projects!

Congratulations on finally getting this out. The amount of work that went into this release was amazing. Thank you everyone that contributed.

I mentioned it. It was the runner-up.

Thank you

Penultimate paragraph, however YMMV.

Is there anywhere I can follow along with development?

If possible, get your books in epub format, get an eInk Android tablet for less than £100 and enjoy.

The Ente suggestion went right under my radar. It actually looks like a really solid suggestion, thank you.

This. My NAS does a good job. But if it dies, I’ll lose everything, hence wanting to backup my NAS photos.

Edit: Good job is stretching it. I need to invest in a new NAS next year.

I guess I’ll spend some time looking into Immich. Thanks for the suggestion.

Dunno why I find this hilarious, but I do. That said, I need to buy myself a new NAS before I think about one for a friend 🥺

The AI is about my pictures being used to train facial recognition when they’re sitting in the cloud.

That’s fair, but the reality is that Tumblr has been dancing on a knife’s edge for a long long time. A community lead and funded effort like FireFish would provide the platform security needed for it to survive. But there’s no two ways about it, it won’t just happen magically. That said, TumblFish.social could truly be huge and propel FireFish to even surpass Lemmy in terms of users.

But they’re not moving people to the fediverse, they’re basically rolling out the same plugin integration that is available for WordPress already and the only reason they’re even attempting that is because they’ve not given up on monetizing Tumblr and in order to do that, they have to garner more traffic of which they feel that Tumblr can get with the rising tide of primarily Mastodon.

I’ve said it before, I’ll say it again, people should move their Tumblr accounts to FireFish.