1. What sort of clients? What apps or browsers?
2. Are you attempting to connect using the IP address of the server, or by the device/domain name or whatever?
3. Is it just that your app cannot find the server, or is it able to find the server but the login credentials are not working or something?

It totally depends on the situation. If the significant other here is the type of person who does not care one way or the other where their content comes from and just wants to watch Frozen, I see no issue with this hypothetical scenario. Though you would probably expect the family sysadmin to have already communicated the platform migration to the significant other before they try logging into the old platform.

Hell, every upload on Lemmy becomes one

That is something set by your instance admin. lemmy.sdf.org actually automatically converts uploaded WEBP files to PNG. It’s just up to what the admin wants.

Which makes this my favorite Disney princess:

Resume
It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia
Piracy

Oh, that is a candle!

Is this referencing something?

I may not be able to draw well, but I think that even I wouldn’t have needed to use a LLM to generate this to make this joke.

I just noticed the last line of the letter and wondered if that was Mac signing his real name before the season 7 reveal. But I went back a few frames, and the end of the letter is actually:

…would be a real home run! Rooting for you always.

Mac

Reminds me of Kitboga’s latest video

Forcing Scammers To Solve Impossible Captchas

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TOzEnwl7LkA

One barrel is all it takes

They were roommates

Yes, PEAK PERFORMANCE

This track was such a disappointment when all the variations were finally released. The first version leaked from Call of Duty was awesome, and all the different official mixes removed what had made it special.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ya_Jbq8evlE

omg lil Skrillex

Hopefully I can piggyback with a similar question that came to me recently. Similar to how Ubuntu/Mint work, Fedora KDE can be updated through the Discover store or directly via the dnf command. But after updating system packages via Discover, it prompts me to restart the PC to finish the update. What is it actually doing? Why does DNF not do that?

Starting with a 16 instead of 13 would also free up expansion module slots (in addition to the fact that the 16 has six slots as opposed the 13’s four slots). This mod uses one of the slots to run the keyboard, dials, etc. On the other hand, the 16’s input module interface is a glorified USB 2.0 pinout that could be used for this instead, leaving all six expansion module slots free.

That alone does not prevent seeding. One can absolutely seed and leech without port forwarding, they will just have fewer connections than they would with port forwarding set up.

Do certain providers block uploading but allow downloading or something?

I am excited to see it getting used! Thanks for tagging me

For anyone else interested, this is the FOSS GIF creation tutorial: https://feddit.org/post/11802992