I know the story of Luca Armani and I think it’s sad. He even lost his health because of this.

He should have just offered the Armani brand to pay him a good sum and that’s it. Instead, he wanted to fight for his rights, and he ended up losing.

(I honestly think that he was right, but the judge didn’t know anything about technology and the internet)

The company was actually called Timbrificio Luca Armani, it was just the domain being armani.it

Or the poor Italian guy Luca Armani, who registered armani.it in the early '90s for his rubber stamp shop.

He tried to keep his name in a lawsuit carried by the most famous Armani, and he lost. He also lost all of his money and his shop.

Speaking of RustDesk, I think that Meshcentral is also a very good software to remotely control your devices.

Oh—I’m sorry. Here’s the correct answer.

Exactly, people keep talking about VPNs, but where will we connect to if the whole world goes to shit?

The app needs to know where to connect to. Jellyfin doesn’t have a centralised server like Plex

Jellyfin apps ask you for three things in order to login: URL, username, password.

Jellyfin is a complete replacement for Plex

What about the limits on remote streaming unless you pay?

Zebra ZD220 DT works great on Linux using CUPS. Tested it on both Ubuntu 23.10 and the latest version of Mint.

Try using the CUPS interface and mingle with settings.

Zebras work great on Linux.

I would agree with you and Trump. The only problem is that Trump is just saying that because he has been recently awarded a prize by FIFA.

In Italy we call football (as in soccer) “calcio”, but the american one Is literally called “football americano” in Italian.

Okay but it’s still regarded as a serious publication, even if every publication has some kind of agenda

Damn I had forgot about subredditsimulator. It felt like AI was stupid and funny, and look where we are now

I agree with you, but this is a link to a New York Times article, not some shady blog just made to push an agenda.

If people didn’t find this article interesting, they could just not upvote it.

Try Bunny.net

I wonder if semantic tags like <article>, with controls embedded in <nav> or similar tags, could work anyway.

I just want to say that I’m sorry for the current status of the web; I’ve worked on making some apps accessible to blind people and I bet most of them are horrible to use for a person with visual impairments.