Turing spider

Jellyfin supports external audio tracks (see here). It works pretty well, so you could rip the audio tracks from the DVDs with Handbrake and download higher definition video files

“Patent gap”

In Google’s case, it’s to reduce power usage. Having to listen to one service only (FCM) uses less power than if each app/service was listening on their own. They state this in their website

I imagine Apple has similar reasons for that.

I got besiege for 5$CAD, had been waiting for a sale to finally buy it

google’s results got so bad recently I had to turn it off in my searxng instance

According to the rumors, the zero-day vulnerability can leverage Signal’s ability to preview a shared link to launch the attack. “To close the vulnerability, have everyone go to setting under your profile in signal> chats> deselect ‘generate link preview,’” Mike Saylor, CEO at Blackswan Cybersecurity, wrote on LinkedIn. "Also make sure your signal app is up to date.”

I have a compressed copy of the config files on my server on a separate drive, and every night restic makes a snapshot and stores it in a separate drive attached to a raspberry pi 3.

I use a pi 3 to host backups from my main server via restic. I also have a pi 4 that I use as a VPN server

alias nano='nano -l'

my only one, to have line numbers when searching for errors in log files