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Thanks for saying this. I saw the headline and thought something similar.

Not enough 😑

See my comment above, it could be a browser issue?

I found that this was a problem for me too. It ended up being a codec or container format (maybe MKV container?) that was not supported in my browser (Firefox). I dug into it and realised that the latest version of FF which I could get if I used the Mozilla repository, completely solved the problem.

Ditched this crapware for Jellyfin several years ago. Glad I did. It's been great.

On android at least, yes there is a duck duck go browser.

To me, privacy means not giving away that which I didn't intend to give away - not hide in a hole and never say a word in public.

The message in this video is clearly meant for public consumption.

Thanks, you're right, I could have left a short summary. Here you go:

It's a TED talk from Carole Cadwalladr, a British Investigative Journalist, about the rise of technology, the downfall of democracy and the broad data/privacy problems that we all face.

Re: clickbait junk. Uh ok. If you say so 👍

The beautiful clean coal.

I have a Bambu A1, and yes it really is a great printer. The firmware BS is crossing a line though, and that company will not get another dollar from me. My next printer will be a Prusa or a Voron.

I just did some experimenting, and in duckduckgo.com at least, searches like this work quite well:

"Best CPU (site:lemm.ee OR site:lemmy.world OR site:lemmy.ca)"

Not exactly user friendly, but it's a starting point. At least two ways forward:

1. A browser plugin with a config page allowing you to select/deselect your favourite instances, and make a bang operator to suit: e.g. "!lemmy"

2. Petition search engines to do this themselves.

Any advice on how to move a server over to a matrix/element based setup?

I have a feeling there will be resistance to change, because many of the core people there seem to be discord fans and are longtime users.