This is the way! Slowly replace Nextcloud components with better things until you’re no longer dependent on it

Sleeps good enough for the music stream to be choppy, but not good enough to last a day.

Kodi + debrid-based streaming addons?

Here’s an up to date answer (yes, it still is):

https://doesgithubhaveipv6yet.com/

Can you find an ipv6-mostly provider these days (access from outside wuth ipv6 but there’s some 6 to 4 translation layer so you can download from ipv4 only websites like github)?

Quite impressive choice of apps, usually when I look at screenshots of privacy enthusiasts they look more or less like my own phone, and with you I share 3, maybe 4 apps only

At present the project is focused on mobile platforms, specifically Android and iOS, as they cover the vast majority of users and real-world use cases

It’s really the situation with government websites requiring ie6 and macromedia flash, all over again.

Maybe your ISO is somehow not offline-friendly and try getting another one

Not OP, but Neobackup (full app backup) and Hail (ability to “freeze” - stop apps until you explicitly run them again) are my two big use cases for root

https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/40662/what-is-the-setting-in-bash-for-globbing-to-control-whether-matches-dot-files#40663

Great software!

Thank you for your answer! Do you think copyparty would work together with Syncthing on the same backing directory, or would they compete for changes etc? Copyparty in this scenario would be for sharing content with friends and occasional remote upload

I have a question, and I want to emphasise thar this is not criticism but a request for dive into technicalities.

In the video you mentioned copyparty has an one-way sync tool. Is there a good reason why it’s not two-way, or is this just something you weren’t motivated to do?

4,000,000 Square Feet = 37.161216 Hectares

4,000,000 Square Feet = 0.37161216 Square Kilometers

Rocketgit is extra fast

Skip the blog spam right to the maintainer’s announcement

Symfonium looks amazing except for the part where you need a google play account to use it. It literally has every feature I’ve been looking for.

You mean whether the library itself is testable? I have no idea, I didn’t write it, it’s stable and out there for years.

Whether the program is testable? Why wouldn’t it be. I could debug it just fine. Of course it’s not as easy as Go or Python but let’s not pretend it’s some arcane dark art

He got lucky, centuries ago they burned people for allegedly fucking the devil

I understand your point but come on, basic stuff has been implemented in a thousand libraries. There you go, a macro implementation