That’s great for them and good on you for upgrading. After the upgrade from v1 to v2, I switched to caddy. Traefik was too much for me.
That’s great for them and good on you for upgrading. After the upgrade from v1 to v2, I switched to caddy. Traefik was too much for me.
This is the same dev that makes Paperparrot. Instant buy on this app for me. Thanks for the heads-up, OP.
I appreciate this perspective and that was also my immediate reaction. Then I realized, as long as I can easily export my data and move elsewhere, I shouldn’t be too concerned.
It’s not just a web app anymore.
Not all private trackers are equal. I’ve never heard of SceneTime.
Why does this headline say “AND Apple”?
Yattee with Invidious is a great alternative.
I’m really happy with Fedora Workstation. I actually think Gnome is pretty great these days.
Unfortunately, the invite-only indexers tend to be the best. You won’t find anything usable with any kind of automation unless you’re willing to pay. I’ve always paid with crypto.
I wish I remembered more details but the consensus seemed to be to stick with Thunderbird. I use it every day and the new v115 really made it feel new again.
Yeah, Usenet isn’t free. You’re gonna have to pay to get a decent indexer experience.
Instead of obtaining a warrant, the NSA would like to keep buying your data
The agency opposes an amendment that prevents it from using data brokers.
Does anyone know why?
This is cool but it looks like the implementation is missing a bunch of features that NextDNS has with Tailscale. Hopefully they’ll keep adding stuff.