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In this case, I think it matters that you can selfhost a server under your control. And to potentially have redundant servers. Maybe even disabling federation to be sure the big ones don't get the metadata. Also while the court ordrs have shown that Signal doesn't collect much metadata now, it does not mean it is not capable of it - which is what matters in a life-threatening situation. Like, all the traffic goes through a single point - there is still trust involved.

Let me introduce you to 'We ain't got no money to buy anything' trick.

Even in the Working From Home age, that content is Not Suitable For Work because the blood frequenty rushing away from one's brain isn't good for productivity.

Or you can just remove snap. I have been running a up-to-date snap-free ubuntu for 2 years

I mean, Fdroid has problems but funding from government is the absolute least of them.

Your shed is easily the size of my entire flat.

With Gitea/Forgejo you can run a local actions executor, which builds the images, pushes to gitea's image registry, and using a script pulls them on the other side and restarts them. Worked fine in our small startup.

I planned to use nfs, since it is one of the options of TrueNAS and it works on both windows and linux.

Borderlands handsome collection was fantastic. Hope they pull though

Yeah, porting the kernel is the "easy" part for any OS. Its the user space and building up a software ecosystem for the new architecture that is a pain in the ass.

Never experienced that behavior. Do you want to post an example image here to check if it's really stored that way or only displayed to you like this?

I showed my mom what white vinegar can do to limescale. My parents live in South Africa so limescale isn't a major issue, but some builds up in kettles over time. So I told her about vinegar, put some in the kettle and you could basically see it dissolving and breaking up in real time.

ELement from google play always use the google push notiofication system, which is always running. But element from say f-droid, does not have access to that, so it needs another push daemon to work, like ntfy.

obsidian for everything and sync to all devices

I can’t anything about ocr?

Seriously how do they prevent people from asking for help? Threats and violence for disobedience

putty for ssh (Commandline) Rustdesk for Video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EXL8mMUXs88

Imho, the most important trait a good manager can have is humility - by this I mean they don't let that management position go to their head and realise that everyone's in the same pot, they have the capacity to admit when they're in the weeds in terms of knowledge and are not afraid to ask for clarifications or to let someone else take the wheel in specialty aspects, and that they're not the most important person in the team, the entire team is. Besides that, transparency in all things, empathy (we're all people with people stuff going on in the background), honesty, diplomacy, a capacity to see the forest for the trees, the courage to put their foot down when absolutely needed (mostly to defend the team), accountability, doesn't micromanage but instead encourages their teammates to develop both their skills and confidence in their skills. As I see it, a management position should exist to help the team, not lead it. People usually know what they're doing (most of the time even better than the manager), so the manager should ensure that they're working on providing things which are in lesser supply within the team (eg. can function as a spokesperson, simplifies the processes in order to remove needless time sinks, and ideally act as a quasi-therapist for all things work related).

He made it clear that there would be hell to pay if this wasn't settled before he took office, and obviously, they believed it.

Have you explore hyprland, niri (scrollable, not dynamic, but it's sort of dynamic then) or sway (static tiling though, but offering tabbed layout and dynamic stacking/floating, plus hugely customizable)? Did you discard them because not close enough to bspwm? Just curious, not to judge your decision or anything like that. Being an artix user, are you using logind (the official default), or just seatd, or the new logind alternative turnstile (not supported by all init systems, looks like only dinit which I use and openrc, tough void has it working with runit I believe)? I'm wondering what's really required on wayland. I like the approach of just seatd, but I don't know what one would lose and what are the wins, but if not seat alone then turnstile which actually require seatd. Also I would like to drop calling d-bus, but I'm not sure if that would prevent the compositor to work, but further if screen sharing with webrtc, electron apps like slack or teams-for-linux would stop working. I guess not using d-bus would not affect mako. But any ways, I'm curious of what you're using on your wayland experience. The official and default way is just logind plus d-bus plus polkit. For such sharing xdg-desktop-portal is required, which fundamentally seems to be plumbing of d-bus, but I'm not sure... BTW, for blog post referenced, dudemanguy is also the mpv developer, so that requires quite a lot of effort (mpv specially on the support side of things, besides the developing effort, particularly to support wayland, and mpv does for some time now). I'm glad he's back writing,