Finally, someone else in this thread that sees the potential.

Isn’t there a way to lock Wikipedia articles so they can’t be edited by just anyone?

Full Wikipedia without photos or video is about half the size.

That app signed me out after an update a couple of years ago. Didn’t notice for a week. Haven’t used it since.

I can’t say as I’m in my late 50 and still watch cartoons. Do what makes you happy and fuck acting your age.

Works fine. Android app doesn’t require Google push notifications, unlike Proton. I like that they aren’t chasing the AI pipe dream.

I’m not a fan of how they use their blog to shit on other privacy projects.

A few weeks ago, they recommended CalyxOS. I informed them that Calyx is a dead project. The next week Calyx is getting recommended again. The person(s) writing their blog doesn’t seem to have a clue even when giving the information on a platter.

If you sign in every few months you should be fine.

Why not suggest the communities you follow? I assume your friend has similar interests as you.

A basic income would give poor people enough disposable income to afford birth control. Legal abortion well also go a long way in controlling how many children each family has.

Too many people using “ai” is one of the reasons new datacenters are being built.

Cancelled shows: Battlestar Galactica 2003, start with Caprica, and The Boys. Firefly - only 15 episodes and you will be sad when it’s over.

Returning: Tracker, High Potential, Silo, Severance

Animated cancelled: Young Justice, Batman Beyond

Animated returning: X-Men 97, Harley Quinn (just silly fun), Invincible

Physically lazy with a mind that never stops thinking of solutions to problems that may one day exist.

I bought 1gb data-only esim several months ago. I think I have 500mb left. Mostly, I use wifi when at home and out. The phone is degoogled (so it uses very little data) and I have data saver on all the time. Most of my data usage is during a power outage.

Another AI added to my Ublock Origin.

THANKS

I felt this place was a ghost town when I first started - maybe 10 posts a day. Now, there is plenty to read. Partly due to me finding more communities and overall more people here.

It could because I’m using Droid-ify or that I have 2.0.11 installed to the site is showing me that version.

I’m considering updating the app since nel0x (maintainer of the google play version) and researchxxl (who catfriend gave the app to) are joining forces.

Have been there lately, the repo has been archived and is read-only. This doesn’t look good. Time for me to visit the Syncthing forum to see what’s going on.

Edit: Looks like nel0x repo has been archived for 19 days https://forum.syncthing.net/t/does-anyone-know-why-syncthing-fork-is-no-longer-available-on-github/25661/216

Looks like nel0x and researchxxl will combine forces and maintain syncthing-fork together. Good stuff

Assuming you’re talking about Catfriend1 giving up on syncthing-fork?

Install version 2.0.11.2. This was the last version of it under control of CatFriend1. Just scroll down a bit on the F-Droid page and tap on the version you want to install. And then toggle “ignore new versions”. There’s a competing Android client made by nel0x who’s been maintaining the Google Play version. I’m waiting for them to release more updates. They seen to have a good rep in the Syncthing community.

Competition is good. Also the less data Reddit has, the slower A.I. models can be trained.

Haven’t tried piefed so I can’t say.