JustEnoughDucks

Coming soon, they will unveil the Huawei xxMatexx XTX Pro X design.

And in all tiers: make an additional profit by selling your information without your consent (it has been decided in many courts that burying subtext deeply in forced terms of service isn’t consent)

We are already paying them by letting them harvest our data, ads or not.

Then they double or triple dip with the scenarios you describe. I am still paying them by being on their site with an ad blocker as they harvest my data and sell it to the highest bidder. Not to mention quadruple dipping with using our info and content without consent to train AI to sell.

They use the argument “your data/art/photos/videos are freely posted on the internet, so we can use them how we please”. If they publish content openly on the internet, then we are free to do with it as we please.

They can’t use the argument but say “no no no, it doesn’t apply to things WE put out”

They are either pirating our content and data constantly or ad-blocking is not pirating.

L O L “doing something different”

Epic tried to pull an Amazon.

Get VC money and chinese money and subsidize and undercut competition using anticompetitive practices to gain market share before the rug pull where they jack up their margins to the industry standard. (Everyone uses 30%, even brick and mortars except humble which is 25)

The difference is Amazon actually made a good software experience in the beginning few years and Epic spent literal years with very few feature updates and whining and burning money suing about “unfair market practices” when they were the only ones actually engaging in anti-consumer practices like paying off developers to be Epic-exclusive and buying developers and removing their games from steam. The other “different” thing that they did I guess is their CEO is an outspoken objective asshole.

They never got to the rug pull part because their actual software sucked balls and they refused to improve it so much so that someone else actually made a better launcher than them for their own products…

Epic tried to pull an Amazon.

Get VC money and subsidize and undercut competition using anticompetitive practices to gain market share before the rug pull where they jack up their margins to the industry standard.

The difference is Amazon actually made a good software experience in the beginning few years and Epic spent literal years with very few feature updates and whining about “unfair market practices” when they were the only ones actually engaging in anti-consumer passes like paying off developers to be Epic-exclusive and buying developers and removing their games from steam.

Yes, but you pretty much have to do a full battery test and pen test like the great Scott video because it is really a 60/40 of getting fake sodium ion batteries from Aliexpress 😅

I tried but there is no app for it.

Fdroid has pixeldroid which is apparently incompatible with my android 12 phone?

The pixelfed app isn’t downloadable on Fdroid and is only available for “pre-download” on the play store.

I couldn’t find out how to access pixelfed through a mastodon app.

If it isn’t easily accessible through mobile, it simply won’t be picked up.

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I do, but the music streaming on jellyfin is nowhere near as nice as plexamp.

Just syncing all of your files locally is far superior to either unless your library is like >250GB.

Streaming is a different use case than playing your own music which is essentially what plexamp and jellyamp are doing with extra steps. There are much better local music players than either option.

There is no point to self hosting music streaming in my opinion.

Just have syncthing sync your music folder on your SD card to your server. Everything local and available when you want it.

Plex is slowly being enshittified too it seems, just slower.

It was just copied frame by frame from LG 16 years before.

https://youtu.be/NcUAQ2i5Tfo

The death of creativity is very apt considering they had no creativity making it, they just stole it and remade it.

They don’t want people to innovate. Innovation is a buzzword that they use to market themselves as something other than parasites.

Most companies want to safely follow market trends to suck away large profit margin with minimal payout to workers. If they make a product that doesn’t work, they just assert that it does and that the customer is wrong.

That’s also why they intentionally quiet fire seniors like in the article. They don’t give a fuck about quality or innovation. They want the cheapest labor possible while hiking service/product pricing.

They don’t want employees to be happy. They want them to be cheap and exploitable.

That is literally the base form of businesses in the flawed reality of capitalism.

Parent control

It ends when musk popularizes his shitty brain microchip and the engineers figure out technology to project image and sound into your head.

24/7 unmodifiable banner ads, ads while you sleep, ads related to what you see that cover your vision until you pay an extra subscription fee, then just border ads.

That is the future that musk and tech BoDs cum in their pants for.

The consumer advertising industry is a scourge of humanity. The dregs of the groveling worms.

Government grants should come with government share % of the company.

Or at least with heavy requirements and obligations like every government “grant” for normals people.

There are a few add-ons that are very handy that don’t have a docker equivalent. Namely the google cloud backup.

I also agree that you generally don’t need add-ons and hopefully if someone is running HA on docker, they don’t need them, but for a few select ones, it is “needed”

I think the wording is off.

Many or most add-ons need their own docker containers, that is what the add-ons are.

Every integration does not need its own docker container.

Yes and they sold shitty generic bluetooth earbuds that they pulled from the market a year and a half later with 0 support when they were almost ready to launch their Bluetooth headphones.

I wish they had a remind me bot here because I think that this comment will age like milk over the next 5 years.

The answer is: enough people to make it profitable.

People are saying “it’s all the electric cars and batteries…”

Yeah my VW ID4 which is a pretty decent sized electric car is 2003kg. You are looking at giant electric SUVs or electric trucks to get over that 3175kg. Even the cybertruck is only 3k and that is just a giant chunk of steel and battery. They must be including hauling weight in that…