https://github.com/nicholas-fedor/watchtower/commit/9f73220741a8f07d7d334baf5ef0817bb22f1271

Oh nice, this actuall looks like a really useful addition.

Is Nicolas Fedor a known entitiy? Are they trusted by the community? I’d really like to switch from my unmaintained image.

What I really like about Dockhand is the built-in vulnerability checker for images.

Or you can not be arrogant towards your friends and family who have probably helped you on lots of occasions and will probably keep being there for you in the future.
Idk man, unconditional sharing feels pretty good, tbh. Making them jump through hoops isn’t really my jam. To me this kinda all plays into making a stronger bond with people that are close to me, so maybe we have different reasons for why we are sharing our stuff.

Inb4 “we are not the same” meme

Does that work for the Android and Android TV apps?

What’s the issue?

The thing is, if you have non-technical users, you have to set up the VPN connection on the client site yourself, maybe on multiple machines and more than once, if they decide to upgrade or even just reset their devices.

Ugh

https://framagit.org/fiat-tux/hat-softwares/lufi

Edit: I thought this was image only, but apparently it is more of a general file hosting tool.

Huh, nice.

What do you mean? You can set up other services to use your Forgejo accounts?

Yeah, I’ve just realized that Jellyfin doesn’t have native OIDC support and requires a third-party plugin for that functionality. Maybe going all-in instead on a LDAP solution is the right way then? But I think most common selfhostable software only supports OIDC and not necessarily LDAP. I might be wrong though.

I think this might be on of those cases where the TUI is actually easier to understand than the WebUI. In the WebUI there are tons of terms I’ve never even heard before, but this actually looks kinda straight forward. Thanks!

If they can use their phones to log in with passkeys this might just work, hmm. I’ll definitely take a closer look at that then. Thank you!

Edit:
That’s very unfortunate as my users will basically only use the Android or Android TV app and not a browser. Maybe it’s not too bad if it is a one time thing, but it definitely makes it not ideal.

For this I just send a message to myself on Signal (or sometimes WhatsApp). I know, it’s not a perfect solution, but for these simple things it’s good enough and pretty much content agnostic.

I’d love to use PocketID, but I fear my users aren’t really set up to use passkeys (they’re awesome!) and I assume they wouldn’t work on the Android TV Jellyfin client (does anybody have experience with that?).

What exactly do you mean by “capture”?

Okay, I think this is just ragebait. The real quote is:

The most lightweight way is with something like Face ID or Touch ID in the family of technology called passkeys; they actually require human presence.

Which isn’t even closely the same as requiring manual ID verification. This is about requiring PassKeys with a special biometric confirmation requirement.

https://lemmy.fediverse.observer/stats&months=24
Hopefully we’ll get some more MAU out of this.

Have you followed the build guide of the device?
For the vendor files you usually need https://gitlab.com/the-muppets, when not extracting them manually. Also, take a look at https://luk1337.github.io/muppets/ on how to add them.

To me /e/OS (is it called slashyslash OS or e-OS?) has always been just a worse LineageOS.