Two vertical displays are awesome.

8gb ram is not enough for normal browsing if you are forced to use windows 11 which eats easily half of it.

> If you want to, you can report any vulnerabilities to the Finnish Cyber Security Centre and they'll handle all of the reporting and mediating the issue with the affected party.

The CCC (Chaos Computer Club) in germany will probably do the same.

I knew I had heard of CCC from somewhere buts its https://ccc.de which includes the https://media.ccc.de

There are some really decent technical videos on it, CCC is really awesome!

Really loved this talk in particular from CCC: https://media.ccc.de/v/33c3-8314-bootstraping_a_slightly_mor...

Which might be fine? Since web pages are not newspaper sites one might say its just not the ideal way of presenting information.

This entire submission is styled to look like a newspaper. If you just want information that's available at news.ycombinator.com.

You - as a company - can just avoid any copyright stuff when your extension saves the stuff only on the client. I see there are many other issues then.

The torrent approach is nice. I could imagine a selfhosted way to store the data (for a group of people)

> I could imagine a selfhosted way to store the data (for a group of people)

Linkwarden does this well. You can share a collection for a small group of people.

https://github.com/linkwarden/linkwarden

I really like this also reasonable priced.

Is there a way to export/download my saves in a reasonable way?

Thank you! Yes, you just get a zip file with all of your saved pages.

It looks like this:

├── files

│ └── 632daffb-2f4f-4795-bb4d-3149d24f4264

│ ├── original.html

│ ├── readerview.html

│ └── screenshot.png

├── manifest.json

└── metadata.csv

> Their hardware is usually fine when it comes to support.

Pixel stands were horrible. And discontinued.

> I rushed to run du -sh on everything I could, as that’s as good as I could manage.

I recently came across gdu (1) and have installed/used it on every machine since then.

[1]: https://github.com/dundee/gdu

gdu is really nice but ncdu, though slower, is very useful and is usually available on distro repos.

I can't recommend `dust` enough: https://github.com/bootandy/dust

Have you used ncdu? I wonder how this compares.

I use dust for this, but gdu looks nice, I'll give it a try. Thanks for sharing.

I also discovered gdu recently. It's really good. It saves me running du -h --max-depth=1 | sort -h a million times trying to find where the space has gone while you're stressing about production being down.

I have an alias named usage with this in it:

    du -hs -- * .??* 2> /dev/null |  sort -h | tail -$LINES

There's also baobab when a GUI might help.

Which in the case of yt-dlp might not be fast enough.

I use a telegram/mqtt/homeassistant wrapper (1) to let my mother download audiobooks which are saved in jellyfin so she can listen or download them from my (home)server.

Keeping yt-dlp up2date (and therefore) working is not that easy, especially since I dont systemupdate every other week. There were a few phases yt-dlp version in nixpkgs-unstable were just not working. I created a little wrapper that updates a venv so I always have the HEAD running for my bot.

[1] https://github.com/entropie/ytdltt

I guess you just send newlines as in multiple messages and disable flood protection on the server or whitelist your bot.