You host it locally and use a web browser to access it.

A blast from the past!

The -vvv I know is the same as -v -v -v. Can’t check right now, but is the short parameter -f? So maybe give -ff a try …

You just really force it.

It’s like with -v in various applications. -v means “verbose”, and -vv means “really verbose”, and -vvv means “an ungodly amount of data printed to the terminal, so much that it might crash”.

For that reason, Mono was avoided by linux app developers. But since MS had acquired the company that made and developed Mono

“You don’t like it? Fine then, we buy it and force it on you!”

Classic Microshit.

I remember ZoneMinder.

A full-featured, open source, state-of-the-art video surveillance software system.

https://zoneminder.com/

Is this still a thing nowadays?

Yeah … I just hope they’re now being able to decouple the UI and the core and make it easier to migrate to more recent UI toolkits.

port from GTK2 to GTK3

Migrating from an already rooten toolkit to a toolkit that is dead since a few years.

Nice.

Also reliability, speed, and quality.

established standard for HTML

That is constantly changing.

Like CSS or JS, or other modern web technologies nowadays browsers are capable of.

Is this weird right-wing echo chamber still a thing?

Samsung T7 totally worth every cent. You connect it via USB-C.

Came here to say exactly this.

Reads like XMPP.

Servers like peertube but for music?

There’s the FMA where you can find hundreds of thousands of free music tracks. You can filter by various attributes and license.

GoToSocial is awesome. Some features are still missing, but the server is in active development.

As front-end I use Elk. It’s selfhostable as well as publicly usable at https://elk.zone. It’s labeled as alpha software but runs absolutely well.

Great, isn’t it? You just set up a system you like for you to use, without any bullshit.

I wonder if Arch makes people unhappy or if unhappy people chose Arch.

I have to use Windows on my work computer and I am finding it hard to get FOSS applications on Windows that can do stuff like

The Gold standard in the screen recording world is OBS. It’s not only available for Linux, but also for Windows and, well, is the gold standard. If you ask the question if OBS can do this-or-that regarding screen recording, the answer generally is yes (or “yes, via plugin”). Just use OBS on all platforms, it’s clearly the most mature screen recording tool out there.

This is just absurd and totally defines NOT as a one-liner in my book.