Gargari

I've read on reddit that Google still provides unlimited photos backup if you own Pixel 5a and lower. On rooted Android you can fake that and get free backup storage, but who wants to give pictures to Google?! I was thinking if it's possible or done by someone to create an environment on Docker by faking device info to access that free storage and backup rclone crypted files as images (by .jpeg fake extension or something)?

What you think about i2p protocol?

https://geti2p.net/en/

They offer pretty interesting services, but look is very good as well. Any thoughts?

I'm happy many year Proton subscriber, no plan to move, but any new players are happy to have!

What app you using for Lemmy? I tried Thunder (https://github.com/thunder-app/thunder), looks good but pretty limited. Unable to edit posts, unable to reply, upvote comments, etc.

Some people may don't know that it doesn't matter which cloud provider you will choose, get the cheapest one but reliable. I got Wasabi S3 storage, 1TB/6$ Use rclone to mount into your filesystem, create encrypted mount point and send your files there. Now you have Wasabi(or any rclone supported cloud) and what they see are garbage (encrypted content). Also, since the mounted point is just like a directory, you can use FileRun, NextCloud, whatever. I use Syncthing to sync dirs from Phones and other PC.

Are there a matrix apps for Android supporting group call video/audio? Looking for Telegram like experience to convince friends to teleport ))

Is there an active self-hostable solution similar to Dropbox, GDrive? NextCloud not considered, too bloated, not polished.

What you think about the protocol and it's future? Currently it's mostly inhabited by BTC fans but the idea itself seems much better than what Mastodon/Lemmy is doing

#Nostr: https://nostr.com

I see people hate snap packaging and removing it if their OS support it. Is it because it's NOT fully open-source or just due to how the technology works?

Update: fixed typos