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Jellyfin, navidrone, paperless, freshrss, mealie, linkwarden, and immich. All on a debian as docker compose setups on a home server. I access things via tailscale and if I need it outside of that via cloudflare tunnels. Simple and easy.

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I was wondering the same

It stands for Trump Always Chickens Out

Just switched there from Tuta. I was having a lot of issues with the mobile app being slow. So far everything is working well and they also offer storage and video chat

Thank you

I would like an invite please

We should not try to save every creature, plant, business, whatever that is threatening to become extinct. Maybe it’s just their time.

Apart from those already mentioned I need Sidebery

But that’s OK because they are built like tanks right? Bottles can not harm their shield of steel

Russian dull men’s club

I use IronFox and have no qualms. Vandium on graphene is also popular. Buy apart from that I can’t offer up much more

Personally I have the restraint they are talking about. It’s just laziness in disguise though

ultra.cc user here as well. Cheapest option (no streaming) and am super happy. Yes, it’s not a dedicated connection but it is sufficiently fast. Shell access to the box, easy app installers, webdav, sftp, and web access. Egress over ssh (rsync/rclone) does not count towards bandwidth (unlike http(s)) Been using them for 6 months now.

Elixir is a nice functional language. Not as purely functional as Haskel mind.

It is based off of Erlang and runs on the Erlang VM. Syntax is Ruby inspired. It is not a high performant language (like C, Rust, etc), but it excels at distributed computing and fault tolerance. There is excellent documentation and tooling for it as well.

Pretty much this. Once you put it on the internet it’s out of your control. It might disappear, it might not. Best just to assume it won’t. Unless it’s useful information, then it probably will.

They used to burn books. Now they just defund information storage services.

Same here: too lazy to fiddle around with stuff. It works, is Arch based, and satisfies my needs