Not to mention this doesn’t really nudge their 99% uptime stat. Unless this kind of downtime event becomes a pattern then I find it hard to believe companies are going to start investing in their own software stacks especially when most of them couldn’t afford it in the first place.

I haven’t heard those rumors and a quick search didn’t turn up anything, do you have any links?

this does once again prove that companies that put all their eggs in one basket, are at yhe mercy of big tech.

I am certainly no Microsoft lover, but 12-24hrs of downtime every few years seems like a highly reliable system compared to the cost of rolling your own software stack for the majority of companies.

If this event turns out to be a harbinger of what’s to come I’ll change my tune but I would be shocked if this single period of downtime led to a shift away from Outlook.

I could be wrong but I think the appeal is that it allows NFC payments on Graphene OS

I’m not an expert but I assume F-Droid has to vet their apps in some way too, right?

Are there plans to? I don’t have Play Store installed (and yes I know about Aurora just prefer to avoid it if possible)

The F-Droid app does not seem to be the same as the Play Store version linked here, any idea?

Why Miniflux over FreshRSS?

Thanks for the tip about RSSHub!

I guess it’s assuming you had enough fiber

Ok good to know thanks for the clarification!

Thanks that makes sense

I’m not sure that’s true to say it “steps away” because you can go to tailscale.com (on a machine that’s not connected to the tailnet) and log into the console and see all the machines and change their settings if you want, so clearly something is routing through their servers and actions taken on their servers are able to influence the machines.

I’m not an expert here clearly, just going on my own observations.

What about Tailscale, can they see http traffic over my Tailscale connection?

I looked into that but unless I’m mistaken, KopiaUI is not a docker app

Thanks, the plan is to give her a hard drive and USB enclosure. I’ll check out SFTPGo, are there any docker apps that serve as an easy S3 bucket?

EDIT: SFTPGo looks great I just tested it out and it’s very simple, thanks for the recommendation!

Docker so it should be OS-independent, right?

Also I’m not looking to upload I’m looking for the docker app my friend installs to receive my backups.

Also I know I could do SyncThing easily over tailscale but I’m looking more for a backup options with scheduled backups.

Firefox natively syncs bookmarks if you’re not aware, including to mobile.

You don’t have to go home but you can’t stay here