The link Axolotl replied with is it. Its a selfhosted server software that you host on one machine and access from others. You access it via its webui on your browser, and it gives you a browser based reader for all your ebook and manga files. The benefit to that is its device independent. You can pick up and keep reading from anything with a browser.

I usually download an epub of the book and put it on my Kavita server, then read from my phone.

The ui still kind of feels unpolished in commet. I tried it out two days ago, but ended up going with element instead. Just felt better to use

Yeah I just set up a synapse + livekit server last night. Voice, video, and screen share rooms work flawlessly

Ill be very happy when that day comes. Its one of the first things I need to search for how to disable every time i setup a new machine. To me, middle click has always been panning a canvas, and rectangle selecting text in editors. Its always super jarring having it paste text on new gnome machines

The 48GB x 2 kit of so-dimm i bought in the summer is 5x the price I paid for it… If anything it seems so-dimm is worse right now

There is that too, but I am talking about employees asking to use an LLM. Nearly everyone was using one on their own, and leadership didn’t want company data getting spread around, so they setup a business plan. Completely separate from the company leadership wanting AI in our products for the buzzword (though that is still very much a thing too lol)

All im saying is that people do want LLM chatbots to help with their work, I have dealt with it first hand.

It’s not really something that no one wants though… Lemmy is loudly against it, but in real life we have tons of people actually asking for it all the time. Hell at work they had to setup a company AI provider account because people using their own subscriptions was happening too much.

I switched from Portainer to Dockge to Komodo. Been very happy with komodo so far

Please no 🙁

Those are his braces that got stained by curry lol

Zorin is less about it just works and more that its feel is closer to windows for people looking to switch but arent ready to dive head first into unfamiliar waters. I used Zorin at my first distro for about a year as I got comfortable then just switched to Ubuntu and installed dash to panel and arc menu myself. It was a good OS for getting used to things

What made you think communities moderated by random people would be any different from communities moderated by random people?

I left reddit because the platform owners are assholes. I never expected the users themselves to be much different.

The last optional step in the install page on the Kavita wiki gives you steps to register the Kavita exe as a windows service. That is what you want for it to auto start on boot. https://wiki.kavitareader.com/installation/native/

I really dont know what to say lol. This sounds exactly the same to thistle to me. I went and researched the voiced and voiceless th, but none of the explanations really tracked with how I say th and how i hear it said around me. To me, “voiced th” is simply me not whispering.

Well that must be one hell of a regional difference, because they most certainly do.

Wait, whats different between the th in thursday and in this? They make the same sound

There is a bit of a difference. Google wants you using it as much as humanly possible for ad impressions. With a subscription they need to make the product just good enough that you keep paying, but use it as little as possible. If you use the full extent of your subscription, they will make less money than if you just use it a little bit but keep paying.

Honestly, I’m not sure how you get “hard to use” from “worked great”

Whats wrong with netplan? Has worked great in my experience.

Neither did I? Yaml defined networking is incredibly easy to use.