

Is-a.dev was a thing once too I think
I fight for the user!
…and I break things guud
I’m trying to not be stupid. I’m not a robot
Is-a.dev was a thing once too I think
That’s a tall order and almost paradoxical in nature by default. I’m quite confident hosting your own portfolio on your own website is the closest we’ll get to this.
Have you already looked at Gitlab, codeberg, gitea or forgejo?
Speak english doctor! But really is this a fancy way of saying its ok to docker all the things?
Just diggin a bigger hole lol
You strike me as a user who’d benefit greatly from minimizing tool counts–this is a lot of steps for what a small pocketbook and pen can accomplish.[Also very little can match the pen/paper combo’s security levels]
With all that said, I know paper can’t grab your attention on its own, for this reason I overlap with tuta calendar (Which should be a reasonable level of security and convenience imho).
When you using that many separate techs, it has to almost feel like the tools themselves require more attention and care than the work you need planned and structured.
This is a pretty big deal for Masto, yeah?
TIL you can rice slackware
Very cuil!
Man I hope linux phone somehow rises through the ashes…not many places to find hope anymore
I will always cherish my early memories of kubuntu
looks good boss!
I’m new to this ‘language of the enemy’ lesson. There are so many categories of types of software though. How are we to distinguish best terms for this cause? love the resilient optimism this comment brings
bmarked, arigatto!
The situation does seem quite desperate. I’d like to heed your call. Please advise on most critical systems I should have ready right now today please. I know have a lot of work to do and must stay efficient
Wow, that point about the public instances was quite unknown to me at the time and explains a lot of my initial frustrations for sure. I’ve been looking into getting started self-hosting but am unsure what kinds of important but also safe tools I should start with as a newbie. I need a guide or ranking resource of some sort. Maybe I just lurk c/self-host bunches for now tho
I have great admiration for those that maintain public instances, but it sounds like I need to again try to get the self-hosting ball rolling if I aim to truly further the privacy-preserving cause
I’ve had issues with rimgo/libredirect before, is there a good faq or resource that will help me learn how to use it more effectively? (I know it was user-error cuz I’m pretty stupid)
I’ve not heard of this, but I like it a lot–merci!
Nice, much appreciated
Very cool. I’d love to hear your experience/criticisms if possible
Was hoping to find a few good alternatives in this commentsland
Probably just playing it safe since vosk has been around longer iirc Is kinda weird to rust and not choose the more performant whisper tho
What’s more open than open source? Open sesame-> Software that grants root access to your most secret files