what do you base that probably upon?

they cannot block what is internal. google does not need to be aware of your internal activities anyway

you can selectively mark mails as read that don’t need attention anymore, and keep as unread those that do. how would you do that with ntfy, or messaging services? at most you can mark unread a whole topic or chatroom

and no, I don’t want to make gitea issues for every single alert. (though… why not?). it would be very fragile anyway I would assume

probably, lol. they don’t even support openwrt

But other than that, SyncThing isn’t a great replacement for iCloud Drive because you can’t choose what you download. So if I have 200gb in my ST folder I can’t sync it with my 128gb phone.

did you try to use syncthing’s filters?

is it a good idea to microwave that plastic container, though?

what the hell man

what kind of file did you give it?

but also, keep in mind that QR codes don’t always contain an URL. I would expect that it contains a code that your bank’s app knows how to hande, but not much else.

partly I agree, but then I would prefer to run those webapps confined in a web browser

but that depends on the vendor. highest chance to do it is with Monero, even considering that basically no one knows it

does it count as viewing if every time I just download the videos with yt-dlp, and watch in a good media player?

oh not the menu translation, but the local website translation. well I’m happy if that’s your worst problem

btw, translation to english will almost always work the best, with any kind of service

The good news is this still works despite no updates it does everything it used to. There is almost zero reason to update any working NAS if it is behind a firewall.

if all users and devices on the network are well behaved and don’t install every random app, even if from the play store, then yeah, it’s less of a risk

no, it isn’t for

• matrix, because if the servers ever connect again, the message will get through. this is what’s called an “eventually consistent” system
• any mainstream and semi-mainstream messengers, where there is a single server (from the users’ point of view), and the message just can’t get lost (randomly)

the client shouldn’t be dealing with issues between servers. that’s the servers responsibility. if the server has told the client that it got the message, what is there anymore for the client to do?

The issue with AP objects not making it to other clients / servers is more about federation discovery.

I don’t think so. if you know the recipient, you know it’s servername too. and then your server can forward it to theirs.

I think the problem here is that messages are not always delivered.

the new app is quite pre-release like still. there is also still no new app for the web (and desktop), or is there?

I’m not allergic to emails, I use them a lot, but I think a mailing list is not a federated github, but a mess.

Forgejo is a much better choice in my opinion.

sorry, I don’t know what that’s like, and also haven’t used this

I haven’t heard of it yet but it’s very interesting! link for those who struggle to find it among german search results

matrix too has contact discovery, if you add your phone number (or email). most users don’t, and that tells me something

AP would actually work fairly well as a messaging protocol

except when a temporary disruption in the connection results in new posts/comments/etc to not get delivered