aeternum

same here. u block works fine for me.

I’ve used trillium before. it was my main note taking app for a long while. It’s a great app. Right out of the box, it has full markdown and whatever.

In a surprise, surprising no one.

oh man. Rayman was a GREAT game!

if only. can they be a company that doesn’t be evil?

unfortunately, i don’t see them going anywhere anytime soon.

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I thought this meant tom cruise lol.

I have hope that the FTC will antitrust those cunts. At least I hope so. I’m not gonna hold my breath though.

Firefox mother fucker, do you use it?

good. Hopefully it fails.

Australia did something recently, yes. It’s called the AA Bill. And it allows for the government to demand a worker put a backdoor in to an encryption product. The absolutely stupid thing is that if the government does this, the worker can’t tell a soul about it for fear of prison. If (when) it comes up in code review, they’re still not allowed to tell anyone. If they do, it’s straight off to prison. Where does it stop. I was hopeful that tech companies would abandon australia when this happened, but they didn’t. They just rolled over and took it up the arse pipe. Fucking hell. This is a good write up

That’s not even mentioning what google is trying to do currently.

Is everyone forgetting that Australia already did this, and it had no effect on anything? No one put backdoors in, none of these tech companies abandoned australia. This is just another scare mongering tactic. It should still be defeated though.

Because someone has to care about the children.Don’t you care about the children? The chidlren. CHILDREN!

won’t somebody please think of the children!

lmao. twitter, i mean X, is doomed. It’s going to fail. just a matter of when.

Not OP, but I used to self host email. I gave up because both google and microsoft, the two big players in email, refused to deliver my mail to anywhere but spam/junk. I had DKIM, SPF and DMARC set up, with reverse DNS set up correctly. So I gave up. Now I use a privacy friendly email provider (paid)

I don’t have any specific guides in mind, but you’ll want to use docker-compose as much as possible, also create /home/your_user/docker/app/ for each app, and keep your docker compose files. If you use docker run, keep a copy of the commands you use, because if you need to restart your services, it will be a lot easier than having to search up the command in your bash history again. You can just cat docker.txt | bash and it will recreate your docker containers for you. That’s all i can really think of for getting started. Also, docker ps will be a godsend.

It’s so easy to self host these days. I remember when you’d have to fuck around with Apache configs and fuck around with app config files etc. Now you just run docker. It’s so great these days!

Too bad if you have shit internet.