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fmstrat
joined 1 year ago
In your (n of 1) experience. You've answered your question.
You don't own every system, every monitor, every driver, every eyeball, every visual cortex.
Even how people interpret motion blur is subjective: https://royalsocietypublishing.org/doi/10.1098/rspb.1997.0061
A one-size fits all approach to things is rarely accurate.
Yea, it works for me, but there were no great guides. If nothing is in the DB, try checking HTTP error codes, or setting the RUST_LOG to trace (which gives you a log line for every item synced).
A problem I had that seemed like nothing was saving was the nginx proxy wasn't doing things right, and I couldn't tell. Using the local IP worked, and after making some nginx config tweaks I got it working.
I ended up making suggestions here based on my experience: https://github.com/porelli/firefox-sync
I didn't exactly use that repo, but started with it and use their images. Their nginx config works, though.
~~Not for years. It's Rust now~~.
Doh, should have kept reading ๐ Rust is used in production now.
You can, it's just more complex.
Yes. But it was a while ago (pre Rust) when I ran my own accounts server. I only self-host sycserver-rs now.
That being said, I'm pretty sire the mail verification is built in, so even if you self host accounts you'd have to make modifications.
If you like this, you may be interested in https://fedoraproject.org/atomic-desktops/
I'm not a Fedora fan, but this is what Bazzite (desktop Steam Deck like OS) is based on. It's almost like source control, where any updates you make are on top of the base image, and when you update, it just rebases your changes over to of the new base image (simplified).
Beyond that, take a look at what many people do called dotfiles. This is where you symlink common home directory files ans folders like .config/etc to a git repo, so not only is it easy to restore any Linux OS settings for apps, you also get version history.
Rocket League
I run Bazzite on my PC, and have a Deck. I have found zero reason to put it on my Deck.
This is a place where tablets, even really low-end ones, are far superior. Hard to beat not having to zoom.
It removes pay walls.
It rejects cookie requests.
It blocks ads.
It fixes the internet.
It is magnificent.
Let me know if it works out for you, if not I can try to help.