Doesn’t IMAP sync anyway?

Been using Thunderbird and K9 for years. All is the same on both.

Oh my goodness! Syncthing without Android leaves me screwed. My whole digital life revolves around it.

Check out Dia.

It’s excellent. Auto layout. Connector types. Etc etc.

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Blaming a privacy respecting app for a minority group is lame af. That’s how we lose all personal freedoms.

Tewowists & paedophiles.

That’s awesome. Just installed via obtanium. Thanks for the suggestion. Love it even has a terminal.

My old server is a HP Microliant.

What I love about it, is it turns back on automatically after a power out.

I don’t know what magic is in there, but the power goes out, as it can at times, and when power is restored, the old girl just starts up again.

I’m travelling at the moment, and have it at my parents house under a desk. It’s been there over 1.5 years and haven’t had to have anyone physically touch it.

When it eventually dies, the next machine will definitely have to have that feature.

But Shay was so excited.

Excellent post. Thanks for sharing. I pretty much completely agree.

Looks interesting thank you. The last commit was 2 years ago, which concerns me. I’ll still check it out.

I generally agree. If you work for an Evil Corp, you are just as culpable.

Isn’t everything? shrug

This is a global push to destroy systems the government’s can’t control. He fact he was arrested says everything.

Let’s just bend over and take it. You know… Why not?

It’s that simple

“Back to concent”

Fucking animals.

Australia also

My AI keyboard let’s you choose how accurate the AI is. The more accurate, the larger the file. I’d say that’s all it is. A more accurate model is larger.

If it is artificial intelligence based and the data is stored locally then that data can be quite large. My keyboard is well over 100 megabytes just for the data, for the AI alone. I think it’s fair to say that it is probably a good thing that it’s large because it means that it’s on your machine and it’s not being processed anywhere else.

There is a Firefox extension that blocks port scanning from websites, and the prime example is eBay. If you block eBay with this extension, you cannot log in. eBay specifically requires a port scan of your machine or it won’t let you log in. So based on just that alone, I would say that yes, there is a risk.