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If you’re using something like tor, and rotate on every single search, then that would be ideal.
I assume you’re not using tor. That means all your searches can still be linked to you via the network source (ip address, etc.). Google can also use your search patterns to fingerprint you.
It may be one of the better solutions, but there are certainly privacy implications
This makes matrix even less attractive to me lol. But you’re right, that’s a very good point.
I forget what it was, but I think Mull is the “better” Firefox flavor right now. Maybe Fennec is no longer maintained? Idk. Maybe it’ll come up if you search it.
Cromite is different. It’s based on chromium instead of Firefox. Mull (and maybe Fennec?) probably has better privacy overall. There’s a comparison page somewhere out there.
There’s 4ft.io too. Oh nvm looks like it’s gone.
Never heard of unifiedPush, but looks great. Is it becoming standard for self hosted push notifications? I need to take control of my own notifications…
The issue isn’t the presence of a subway system, but rather the need for more funding, care and attention.
Guix is almost like nix but with scheme, right? Any other differences?
I do like scheme. Nix is quite impressive. But my unpopular opinion is I am not convinced it’s philosophy is necessary. Nix feels like a workaround to legacy baggage in POSIX to allow for all its features of full reproducibility of packages and the overall system. Although Gentoo is not exactly reproducible, I feel like the level of control is sufficient to give me the benefits I want.
Nix works for maybe 95% of cases, but the 5% where its workarounds do not work sre annoying to deal with. Gentoo on the other hand doesn’t break so much from the traditional unix way of doing things, but still grants the user a great load of freedom and choice.
Thats it yes!! I was actually just about to come back to this thread to update that I finally found it after trying a million other config options. Thank you so much!
Open source AI can still be problematic under capitalism. It can still be developed to disproportionally favor the ruling class and used to disproportionally benefit them
For the ability to mix and match. Makes it easy for newcomers.
Hot take: AI good. Every mentioned problem with AI actually stems from capitalism.
I highly doubt that most people use that term to refer to female dogs.
Not Google, but my Instagram account got banned for using Barinsta right before the app got killed.
But I guess I was logging in with my account there, so I suppose they did have the evidence to link it to me.
I have it on WiFi unfortunately.
If I put it the server on Ethernet, would it no longer impact the WiFi connection of any other device? I guess it makes sense that it wouldn’t.
Extending Ethernet to the server won’t be trivial, but I think you’re right I might have to do it.
That’s part of my concern behind going with local setup. I have a lot of unused HDD storage.
I am yet to see the point of this. Does this offer anything that gitea doesn’t?
Are there matrix clients that do this? Only fetch messages from server when needed and not store locally?
Are they not expensive?
I wish we had a nice tagging system (and I don’t think they should be hashtags) that was also in common use.
I want to be able to search any post related a certain topic, and sometimes, these may not always be in that topic’s community, because topics can overlap. For example, I might want to read posts about Ukraine war, but those might be in world news, US news, or combat footage communities. Could be a community about Ukraine in general, or Ukraine war specifically.
I also may not want to get it from a single Ukraine community. Maybe by finding posts with the “Ukraine war” tag, I’ll see several communities and join the one I want. But there needs to be a way to group them somehow.
Such a tag system may be useful for combined topics. For example, I may want to look for posts about music software. They might not be common in the music community, or software communities. But I could filter by both tags and find what I want.