Marcus
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Marcus
@gerowen.bsky.social
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• Privacy, open source software, cybersecurity, self-hosting/homelab and tech enthusiast • Father, husband, occasional gamer • Website: https://marcusadams.me • Mastodon: https://mastodon.social/@gerowen
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Reminder that I post to #Mastodon more than I do here. The greater character limit, the ability to edit posts if I make a mistake and the audience in general makes it a better experience for me than #Bluesky, so follow me there, 🙂

Link: mastodon.social/@gerowen

RSS: mastodon.social/@gerowen.rss
Marcus Adams (@[email protected])
6.12K Posts, 382 Following, 766 Followers · • Privacy, open source software, cybersecurity, self-hosting/homelab and tech enthusiast • Father, husband, occasional gamer
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A flatpak cleanup script I wrote a couple years back, before Gnome Software and KDE Discover had the little button to clean up after your removed flatpaks. Still, it might be useful if you've installed and removed any flatpaks with the terminal.

Link: gitlab.com/-/snippets/4...

#Linux
Flatpak Data Cleaner ($4898051) · Snippets · GitLab
GitLab.com
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Now that #AWS is back up and I'm home.

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#Jellyfin 10.11.0 has been released and is a fairly major update that will will perform several background migrations that could take up to several hours depending on your library size. You can read the release notes for this version here:

Link: jellyfin.org/posts/jellyf...

#SelfHosting
Jellyfin 10.11.0 | Jellyfin
We are pleased to bring you Jellyfin 10.11.0, our new stable release. This is probably one of, if not the, biggest and most impactful releases we've done yet, with some massive backend changes to impr...
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Two of the three longest government shutdowns in US history have happened under #Trump and Republican leadership.

Link: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Governm...
Government shutdowns in the United States - Wikipedia
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If it's opt-in that's "better", as long as it's abundantly clear what's happening and not slipped in via some shady dark pattern, but I had heard somewhere that it's actually opt-out. I don't have a Facebook account so I can't check.
Headline: #Facebook’s new button lets its #AI look at photos you haven’t uploaded yet

Subtitle: The opt-in feature will also give #Meta a chance to improve its AI using your camera roll.

Source: www.theverge.com/ai-artificia...

#Privacy
Facebook’s new button lets its AI look at photos you haven’t uploaded yet
Like we always say, read the terms and conditions, folks.
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#Microsoft temporarily broke localhost resolution for http2 applications. There's a rollback fix out now.

Title: #Windows 11 Update Broke LocalHost This Time

Link: youtu.be/osp02QMXt_M
Windows 11 Update Broke LocalHost This Time
YouTube video by ThioJoe
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#Firefox has fixed several longstanding issues with the release of version 144.

Title: Finally.

Link: youtu.be/g-CGIWHeSyo

#Mozilla
Finally.
YouTube video by Theo - t3․gg
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Woohoo!

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Show us where anybody has actually demanded free health care for non citizens.
How is it Democrats' fault when Republicans have a majority in the house, the senate, the presidency AND majority representation in the supreme court? All we want is affordable (preferably universal) health care. We're the richest country on earth and are literally funding other people's wars...
Hopefully Nintendo or the Pokemon company don't sue me for this screenshot...
Turned the #Minecraft Java edition creative server back on because my nephew and kids have really gotten back into building in Minecraft and they wanted a shared space they could access from anywhere regardless of where they'e at.

#Gaming #PCGaming
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Insurance rates up $2000.

Food benefits cut off.

Farmers unable to sell their crops.

Skyrocketing national debt.

$40 billion to Argentina.

America First!
Nah you're correct, AES-256 has been a normal default for a lot of things for ages. HTTPS traffic is often AES, LUKS full disk encryption is AES, etc. Heck a few things are even opting for newer alternatives like ChaCha20. Firefox is really late to the party here.