That’s right. I got a good deal for the 2 years, but at renewal it will double the cost, assuming they keep the current prices. But that gives me enough time to set up a good infrastructure for everything I can self-hosted, and find better alternatives for the rest, with the added value of not having all eggs in the same basket.
I had the lower end one when I switched from Synology, 2-Bay. Everything was the same, a few UI differences, same functionality. Don’t know what it looks like today since I moved to ProxMox, and just backup everything to it and then 3-2-1 it, but it can’t have gotten harder to use, can it?
Disney investing in me not wanting anything to do with them, when they achieved that the minute they bought Star Wars. What a waste of good money.
Because AI pays close attention to every single clause, so it’s guaranteed Sora will follow directions without fucking up. 😒
I paid for 2 years of Proton family to Jumpstart getting my family away from Google, with a domain for the family. Having said that, there is nothing ‘reasonable’ about their prices. Additionally, not too long ago they started nickle and diming, which is just a different type of enshittification (agreed that nothing as bad a Google, Microsoft or apple, but still).
Now that my family is ‘mostly’ off of Google, I’m already showing them how to sync all their stuff to my server while I handle the 3-2-1 backup. It’s a tortuous road, but we’ll worth it. By the time the 2 years are up, all I’ll have to do is move to Mullvad for VPN, Tuta (or something else, haven’t decided yet) for email, and we all use Bitwarden in my Vaultwarden server for Password Manager already
Proton is very good so far, still trustworthy for privacy, but their colors are slowly starting to show, so I’m sure they’ll eventually bend to the live for money over the reasons they claim we’re why they started Proton in the first place.
Or just a VM running Home Assistant OS. Works great for me in ProxMox.
You have to show me that truck, how you got out of your apartment while remaining in the hole. That’s some Goyo Satori stuff right there.
It’s worse than that:
QNAP gives more bang for the money.
Fuck you, and everything you stand for.
How dare you? 😲
Doesn’t seem like Gitea has that issue, and just keep registrations disabled if possible and if your projects allow, avoid symlinking.
I’ve been on librewolf for years, and as long as I’m running the FlatPak version, all Firefox extensions work. Having said that, you do have a few options to sync. One is using your Firefox account (I don’t suggest you do because of Mozilla’s BS over the past year or so, but you would be sharing way less stuff this way). In my case, the only thing I want synced in browsers is the bookmarks, so I use floccus extension in every browser, floccus app in android, and host them all in a self-hosted linkwarden instance. I hope that helps.
I’ve heard of Termux, just haven’t tried it yet. I have some time off come Dec 27th, and there are some projects I want to try, I’ll try to include Termux as well. thank you for the suggestion.
Yeah, I may be wrong with the timing. It happens to me all the time. All I know is I switched the releases repo in Obtainium the moment I saw Catfriend was dropping it and this one was up. I know nothing about this researchxxl guy (or girl, or guys, or girls, whatever), but I didn’t know anything about Catfriend either. Those who mentioned the warning, thank you.
I have to confess that I was not aware of this, thank you so much for letting me (us) know. It’s interesting, and shows why taking the time to research software as well as the devs in charge is so important. I did not see any red flags other than the way the handover has been handled though.
I get it, and I am well aware you’re correct about the risks, but the infrastructure I’m running doesn’t really allow me to go without it at the moment. I did stop the updates in my Obtainium entirely.
The good news is that this just came up: https://github.com/nel0x/syncthing-android/releases
So, it’s looking bright right now.
https://github.com/researchxxl/syncthing-android
There’s a fork of the fork. Been using this one for a couple of months.
Just when you think you’ve heard all the ridiculous shit out there, this guy goes and proves you wrong.