Most kids today don’t know how to use a computer, but old farts like me use yt-dlp.

I strongly disagree. All AI generated content, meme or otherwise, will earn an unapologetic downvote from me. This whole generative AI trend is a fucking nuisance and I hate everything about it.

Nothing fancy, I just run this docker image which allows streaming to via OBS, and we can watch the streams with VLC. I’m sure there are better ways to do it but that works well enough for us. Do note that a few seconds of latency is to be expected with RTMP.

My guess is that it would be difficult to find a piece of software that does all the stuff discord does. But I also think it’s a non-issue. You could split these needs onto multiple solutions. My group uses mumble for gaming voicechat, Signal for group conversations, and a simple rtmp server for streaming. We don’t need nor use discord and never did.

I like the idea of a single piece of software that does one job well instead of a giant powerhouse that does everything.

I’m proud of fellow lemmy users for downvoting this to oblivion, where all AI crap belongs.

The built-in search won’t find non-local content, that’s why sepia is a thing.

As someone already said, your instance has to follow other instances in order to feature their content on its home page, but you can still follow any remote account regardless of that by typing ‘user@instance’ on the search bar of your local instance, or by using the remote subscribe feature when browsing channels on other instance.

Devs aldo provide a search engine at https://sepiasearch.org/

No that’s the point. If you import the CA certificate on your browser, any website that uses a cert that was signed by that CA will be trusted and accessible without warning.

Using the deck to just play steam games is pretty straightforward. Sure you can do a bunch of advanced stuff with the deck, but you don’t have to.

I self host and use mumble daily with my friends. I absolutely love it. One small tip I can share is to enable RNNoise noise cancelling on the client, because it is very effective.

Difficult to recommend specific channels as I don’t know what you’d like, but I’ve found high quality content hosted on these instances :

• https://makertube.net/
• https://tilvids.com/
• https://video.hardlimit.com/

Other creators host their own instance. For example there’s @ozoned doing interview of fediverse people at https://video.firesidefedi.live/

I thought it was interesting, unlike your comment.

I see your point, but installing your usual linux distro on a new device is quite easier than switching to linux for the first time, which is what people don’t wanna do.

I’ve seen it first hand recently with a friend who sought advice regarding a low budget laptop purchase for school work and multimedia use. While he was open minded about what hardware to choose, there was no convincing him to ditch Windows. I told him he’d be better off using a lightweight linux distro on such modest hardware, but he insisted on Windows 11 based on questionable arguments (“I need office”), even knowing it’d be slow, bloated, full of ads and AI features no one care for. Old habits do die hard.

I guess Amber is not a fan of toxic masculinity.

Merci pour le partage !

Loops, like everyone rightly said, but while this initially peaked my interest, at this point I’m a little skeptical about this project. Dev seems very keen to overhype and tease new features, but usually fails to deliver, like the webUI that was supposed to be days away last year but still doesn’t exist. For a fedi platform, not being able to access it via a browser on a desktop is the most bizarre thing to me. I’d hate for fediverse tech to follow this mobile-only trend.

While it is hard to link individual extreme weather events to climate change, heatwaves are becoming more common and more intense due to climate change.

Not that hard after all.

For me, it started when they took the non-standard maps out of competitive play.

I’m guessing you’re talking about the old neo-tokyo map. I felt it was a bit chaotic for ranked myself, so I liked that change. But Epic is still trash, don’t get me wrong 😂

Interesting. Thanks for the insight.

There is now enough interesting content that I find myself spending more and more time on peertube. The trick is finding it I guess. Sepia search does help but it’s not perfect. I’ve found that following the #peertube and #livestream hashtags on mastodon is a good way to catch a livestream or find people promoting their channel on fedi.