I’m a vaultwarden user, who likes the idea of both the bitwarden and the keepass way. Just to consider new possibilities, isnt it possible to put the keepass db in a private git (selfhosted forgejo or gitea). And sync the repo with an app like puppygit which syncs automatically everytime I open or close keepass. Is this a safe walkthrough?

Uptime is really good for simple uptime, no worries it gets the job done. Beszel does more metrics, like a Prometheus+Graphana combination but simpler to set up.

Can confirm, solid list for everyone. Only uptime kuma was replaced by beszel in my setup.

Linux distros nowadays are fully working and usable without the need of the terminal. Terminal is mostly used in online guides. Because it is easier to write a commandline than making 5 screenshots about where you have to point in a GUI.

That was a 5’19 kernel operating in my mouth, I swear.

Have it installed since the fork got public but the app always crash when I play a lot of songs and the phone goes idle, after waking up the phone, the app crashes. Maybe its the battery optimization. But I set them to unrestricted and background use allowed.

I split my wiki-hopes and wishes into memos: https://github.com/usememos/memos

And hedgedoc: https://github.com/hedgedoc/hedgedoc

Correct move. But valve was the last one I think of with loot boxes. Insert Yoda meme: wait, there is another…

How to define a beginner? A kid, new to computers or someone who was able to install a local win11-user and now switches to Linux or maybe a bankruptcy mac-user?

Time to DD-go.

Maybe we split the internet. Privacy concerned people could use something like gemini

Is it somewhere declared where the fines get used to?

Librewolf is the equivalent to brave just based on Firefox. (On android: Ironfox)

Since most of Lemmy users are Linux fans, this headline sounds nice but is a bit misleading if you read the original post from Mozilla:

How can I get the newest features of Firefox?

If you want to keep your Firefox up to date, with all the latest features and security updates, you need to upgrade your operating system to Windows 10 or higher. In some cases, Microsoft may require newer hardware in order to support the newer operating system. After upgrading, you can easily reinstall Firefox and keep all of your settings.

Or, if your current hardware can’t handle Windows 10 or higher for some reason, you can switch to a Linux-based operating system. The vast majority of Linux distributions come with Firefox as the default browser. Please see the support websites for the version of Linux that you’re interested in.

This looks promising. For my self host/privacy friends, this one simply has unifiedpush support (simple-x still hasn’t).

PS. This app isn’t listed here: https://unifiedpush.org/users/apps/ Time to tell them.

Jees, what’s wrong with the original conduit?

German military uses matrix with their own messenger.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=de.bwi.bwmessenger

Since I’m a Linux enthusiast, too. This is not correct. Pain free and easy to adopt has it only been in the last years.

Why not go full outside of office variants and use something like hedgedoc? It’s collaborative and markdown oriented. Another easy solution (it’s just a docker container) but needs more resources could be nextcloud-aio which has collabora out of the box.

Plot twist: because all we need is 16K.