tech-savy geek and queer disaster
(I also hate capitalism and have a general interest in social sciences)
Glad to be of help! I personally really like Syncthing, since it makes implementing a resilient decentralised backup strategy quite easy.
Though I would recommend you go with “Syncthing-Fork”, as iirc the “vanilla” app was put into maintenance mode or smth like that
Well, if you didn’t know, Molly is a soft fork of the Signal Android client.
But, I think both support making local backups of your chats.
I do so daily and keep two copies. These get synced in real time to my little NAS and/or my PC/Laptop
Glad to see they are establishing useful streams of revenue
I, however, will continue using Molly in combination with Syncthing
Exactly; a lot of international organisations are already located in Switzerland, so there shouldn’t be many gripes with that (also means you aren’t at the whims of a global empire in self-destruct mode)
I’ve been using it without major caveats since October last year. Even tried the proprietary swiping library you can install (it uses the Gboard one iirc, but OFC it can’t do shenanigans since it’s isolated by the app and not connected to the internet)
What else? “Ignorant and inexperienced consoomers” doesn’t sound very nice…
On Fedora, Btrfs has been the default for years now iirc. It’s modern and rock solid too (as long as you avoid Raid 5/6) and has some features I can’t live without nowadays:
Its’ lead dev is also so full of himself, it’s insufferable
FILE, File, file, and FilE should all be the same thing at all times.
“Let’s point many completely different combinations of characters at the same file”
sentences dreamed up by the utterly deranged /hj /lh
Organic Maps and thus by extension CoMaps are supposed to be minimalist and light on features. They are kinda the polar opposite to OSMAnd (at least regarding that)