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I bet for the owners of public instances, it must be a constant fight against YouTube’s IP banning or rate limiting.

If you have the resources, you could self-host your own private instance for you and your friends or family. I haven’t had performance issue with my private instance so far.

Overnight

He had a dream about it. Dream on, liberal.

I think it’s the former, as that’s what happens when you ingest stacks of dollar bills.

Thanks for your response; they lusted after Western dominance that is no longer present within social norms, felt betrayed when stripped off their status quo, and fell into some radical Sinophobic circles. However, I wonder if there is think tank-funding going on in addition to that, since he’s South African but now living on America soil and seems to ignore everything wrong with it.

Genuine question, what is with serpentza and laowhy? I used to watch them before I got deprogrammed and even then, something seemed off. They were expats living in China, who speak the language and have Chinese spouses and children. To this extent, I find it strange they reverted to/still view China through an orientalist sense, since culturally, they’ve been there long enough to understand the structure and way of things. Yet, here they are, hiding in Amerika, exercising what seems to be limited knowledge on Chinese economics, history, and politics. Pumping out constant fear-mongering takes while cherry-picking stuff on social media. Every video begins with “So I have friends back there who told me how it REALLY is with XYZ”, and calling out anyone sympathetic to China a paid shill. They say they take no “sponsors”, yet, here they are, incentivized to pump out takes after takes, with millions of views, more relevant than they were when they did their China vlog stuff. YT is platforming them hard, it’s just pure fishy.

Weird, did they not enforce the use of a VPN if you want to SSH outside the network or was this done by someone on campus?

If you want some cloud syncing but also want privacy, then you will have to self-host, or pay someone to do it for you. There are some free tier Nextcloud accounts, but quite limited in storage. Disroot is one of them. If you do end up self-hosting, there are really good budgeting stacks out there:

https://awesome-selfhosted.net/tags/money-budgeting–management.html

My partner and I use Actual budget, and I can recommend it.

For any of these services, you don’t even have to have a server running 24/7 if you don’t add transactions live. If you do it once a day, just boot up the Docker container, store your stuff, and go about your day. But if you want constant access, you’d have to leave the server running all the time, and to access from the public network, then I recommend Tailscale.

Damn they’re making todo lists a subscription service now??

To answer the question: anything that provides a CALDAV backend (e.g. Nextcloud, Etesync, Radicale). Some are free with limited storage, but some are subscription based, but you get calendar, storage, other stuff too. You can additionally self-host a CALDAV server or Nextcloud to use these services gratuit. For a more minimal implentation, try plain text, markdown, orgmode, etc., and use Syncthing to sync between devices.

Anything on this list if you want to build it yourself: https://github.com/awesome-selfhosted/awesome-selfhosted#static-site-generators. I’ve used Hugo, Jekyll, and Zola, all are very good. Neocities if you want an easy start and want to learn the HTML/CSS/JS stack because editing is very easy.

Connect isn’t FOSS, as far as I know

What’s the context for this one (and also your previous meme)?

Also, typical Reddit L, welcome to Lemmy.

Rest in peace…Vim modal editing completely changed the way I approach text editing. I’m glad we have Neovim and other derivatives, Bram’s legacy lives on!

:wq

What about Foliate?

There’s also this one if you like it lightweight.

Tech involves objective facts, scientific reasoning, and logic

Maybe the making of tech is, but its application and relevance in modern society is, at the end of the day, a sociological phenomenon.

Not specifically about podcasts, but I think there’s a minority (?) of privacy/security enthusiasts who are pretty overtly right-wing libertarians, often because those technologies are anti-establishment. Think Luke Smith. I’ve also met people in the tech sphere (both on the I love Big Tech as well as FOSS side) who have very traditionalist, borderline right-wing opinions.

Typical Verge headline…“A terrific notes app [for the Apple ecosystem]”. FTFY.

Also, I wouldn’t call it simple. A simple notes “app” is a plain text or markdown editor.

I think it’d be nicer if you link the repository or source URL instead of a video

Interesting, I’m waiting for Sync for Lemmy, is this one open source?

How do you make this a selectable theme in Lemmy-ui settings?