avidamoeba

I was talking about a server side setting under Remote Access. Check there.

I've no idea about the max size hypothesis. I'm simply confirming that Caddy is a proxy in this context.

Yes that is a proxy.

I have three hypotheses.

• There's a setting for remote streaming quality. It may be set to 720p.
• The port isn't open on your router and Plex streams via a Plex relay server which limits the quality.
• The CPU might not be fast enough to transcode beyond 720p and Plex might be transcoding for remote streaming.

Agreed. I'd factory reset and see whether it improves things.

Under certain circumstances it's possible that the service is getting killed due to lack of memory, but the FP3 has 4GB of RAM so that shouldn't be happening. One could probably diagnose it with a detailed logcat. Unfortunately I don't have the bandwidth to help.

The Surgeon General’s suggestion that speech be labeled as dangerous is extraordinary. Communications platforms are not comparable to unsafe food, unsafe cars, or cigarettes, all of which are physical products—rather than communications platforms—that can cause physical injury. Government warnings on speech implicate our fundamental rights to speak, to receive information, and to think. Murthy’s effort will harm teens, not help them, and the announcement puts the surgeon general in the same category as censorial public officials like Anthony Comstock.

Um what. I don't think it was about labeling speech. It's labeling the platform which includes a lot more than speech. Namely how and what speech is presented to a particular individual a.k.a. The Algorithm. This reads like a disingenuous interpretation to safeguard the interest of social media giants. I did not expect this take from the EFF.

Go home EFF, you're drunk.

Well, assuming they want it to be useful.

I tested with my new Chipolo trackers. I left a tracker at home and went a block away. Marked the tracker as lost. Came home and waited and waited to get a notification that it was found. An hour later I opened the app and then I got it. So far not so good. 🥹 That said I believe it will improve over time. It has to, in order to be useful.

A bit slow but still awesome for folks who want to develop on RISC-V.

Well, I had to subscribe to Proton now. 🥹

Sounds like Chrome's Privacy Sandbox.

Friendly reminder that OpenWrt supports Raspberry Pi and every Pi from 3 onwards makes for a great, inexpensive router. Adding WiFi can be done with any off-the-shelf WiFi router or access point, brand new or second hand. Since they aren't exposed to the Internet, remote vulnerabilities are significantly mitigated.