ooo. this is a good question!
not sure about free or CalDAV, but i thought that proton mail was putting in some calendar function, and eteSync also do calendar, however, it is their own protocol (i think), not calDav. check it out though, it may work with an external CalDAV server?
dunno, i have it but maybe it doesnt work?
Huge!
10? I thought lts is 5y?
But yeah, 10y on a version would have all sorts of versioning issues. Though I have seem some old industrial pcs running on xp for a long time!
I have a Samsung, so it does most of the work for me.
Try yet another call blocker I think it is on fdroid, but will have a github repo somewhere.
The Samsung one does most of the work, so I am not sure how good it is.
I think you can have some that will create the transcode, don’t think it is automatically for a client.
Good luck
Yeah, that sounds like it must sync all subscribed comms to your instance, media and all
I guess lemmy doesnt know iti s a one-man instance. and it allows for a consistent source for media (ie your home-lemmy).
I have always thought that it should be a time/size limited local cache, like you are happy to assign 50Gb to local cache of all assets from other instances, and it would keep it to size on a first in first out type of setting. Or, keep remote assets for up to 6 months.
When the cached asset expires, lemmy will then point to the original source.
but, i am not a dev.
hey thats cool! if it is coming, i am patient :D
I basically want to be able to use the standard search bar to look in the chapters, as well as be able to send links to people starting on specific chapters.
thanks for the roadmap update!
I thought that media wasn’t sync’d, but i have seen reports that is is moved across. This sounds a lot like it is moved to your instance.
Great response. Love to see that it is not just us nerds on here!
Classic bot. Don’t you know who you are talking to!
What a cool photo. The more you look at it the more details pop out.
Cheers
Pepsi?
Extra credit!
Watching this comment…
I need a reminder bot…
I didn’t realise I could do this with unifi APs. Looks like a good option for out of support ubiquity APs.
Is there a reason you don’t run your own unifi control software?
not to mention the hundreds of slaves/peons/peasants that built it. they also get forgotten!
I have been really getting into logQL, but via the query builder in grafana, and only the basics. It is nice and easy when searching for particular words, or excluding them. A bit like grep
CTs?