| 17 Apr 2024 |
 @dfx4509b:matrix.org | * Especially of Nebula or whoever were to start to get actually big, or at least big enough for Google to view them as a threat to YT's continued existence. | 20:22:18 |
| @dfx4509b:matrix.org | * Especially if Nebula or whoever were to start to get actually big, or at least big enough for Google to view them as a threat to YT's continued existence. | 20:23:09 |
 @los_mir:matrix.org | Redacted or Malformed Event | 20:23:46 |
| @dfx4509b:matrix.org | (which good luck trying to attack FF and Windows because they're actual competition to Chrome and ChromeOS) | 20:23:52 |
| @dfx4509b:matrix.org | * (which good luck trying to attack Windows because it has more market share than ChromeOS) | 20:24:20 |
| @dfx4509b:matrix.org | * (which good luck trying to attack Windows because it has more market share than ChromeOS, given that OS still dominates the desktop landscape to this day, it wouldn't be pretty for them.) | 20:25:05 |
| @dfx4509b:matrix.org | * (which good luck trying to attack Windows because it has more market share than ChromeOS, given that OS still dominates the desktop landscape to this day, it wouldn't be pretty for them) | 20:25:08 |
| @dfx4509b:matrix.org | * (which good luck trying to attack Windows because it has more market share than ChromeOS, given that OS still dominates the desktop landscape to this day, it wouldn't be pretty for them to be nice about it) | 20:25:26 |
| @dfx4509b:matrix.org | They'd have a better shot at iOS in the mobile space with Android than they would against Windows in the desktop space with ChromeOS. | 20:26:14 |
| @dfx4509b:matrix.org | * They'd have a better shot at iOS in the mobile space with Android than they would at Windows in the desktop space with ChromeOS. | 20:26:25 |
| @dfx4509b:matrix.org | I mean unless Google's somehow actually stupid enough to take a swing at an OS platform that still holds 72.52% of the desktop market worldwide. | 20:28:32 |
| @dfx4509b:matrix.org | * I mean unless Google's somehow actually stupid enough to take a swing at an OS platform that still holds 72.52% of the desktop market worldwide while ChromeOS only holds 2.27%. | 20:29:16 |
| @dfx4509b:matrix.org | If Google started locking stuff like YT into ChromeOS, they would lose 72.52% of the desktop market. | 20:31:00 |
| @dfx4509b:matrix.org | * If Google started locking stuff like YT into ChromeOS, they would lose 72.52% of the desktop market that's on Windows. | 20:31:16 |
| @dfx4509b:matrix.org | * If Google started locking stuff like YT into ChromeOS, they would lose the 72.52% of the desktop market that's on Windows. | 20:32:01 |
 absidue | Can we please stop the unrealistic speculations. | 20:32:26 |
| absidue | Or at the very least continue them in the off-topic room (mentioned in the description of this Matrix room), as the speculations lost relevance to Invidious a long time ago. | 20:33:27 |
| absidue | * Can we please stop with the unrealistic speculations. | 20:33:49 |
 Midou | In reply to @absidue:matrix.org
Or at the very least continue them in the off-topic room (mentioned in the description of this Matrix room), as the speculations lost relevance to Invidious a long time ago. oh absolutely, i almost confused myself with this room being the offtopic one right now, so yeah, if you want to continue this discussion, it's here -> #pfo:matrix.org | 20:36:14 |
| 18 Apr 2024 |
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 @blade:darkness.services | Connecting to 127.0.0.1:3000 (127.0.0.1:3000) wget: server returned error: HTTP/1.1 500 Internal Server Error | 09:26:47 |
| @blade:darkness.services | I can get a responce from port 3000 so i'm not sure why the healthcheck fails | 09:27:26 |
| absidue | In reply to @blade:darkness.services
I can get a responce from port 3000 so i'm not sure why the healthcheck fails Sounds like you still have the old health check in place, I would recommend switching it to the trending endpoint (https://github.com/iv-org/invidious/commit/b673695aa2704b880562399ac78659ad23b7940d) | 09:33:09 |
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| @blade:darkness.services | In reply to @absidue:matrix.org
Sounds like you still have the old health check in place, I would recommend switching it to the trending endpoint (https://github.com/iv-org/invidious/commit/b673695aa2704b880562399ac78659ad23b7940d) Thank you for the info... I wonder if I could use this on the refresh container as it always shows unhealthy as well | 13:00:11 |
| @blade:darkness.services | In reply to @absidue:matrix.org
Sounds like you still have the old health check in place, I would recommend switching it to the trending endpoint (https://github.com/iv-org/invidious/commit/b673695aa2704b880562399ac78659ad23b7940d) I hope this gets adopted into the official file. It helps my instance run better as I'm interested in that as I'm waiting to go public. | 13:27:51 |
| absidue | In reply to @blade:darkness.services
I hope this gets adopted into the official file. It helps my instance run better as I'm interested in that as I'm waiting to go public. That is a commit on the master branch in the Invidious repo, so it's about as official as it gets. | 13:28:32 |
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 TheFrenchGhosty | In reply to @absidue:matrix.org
That is a commit on the master branch in the Invidious repo, so it's about as official as it gets. No, the compose file of the repo isn't for user's use | 14:24:24 |
| TheFrenchGhosty | It's for development only | 14:24:30 |
