Great read thank you. Seems Twitter just blowing smoke.
Great read thank you. Seems Twitter just blowing smoke.
I use Linode, I don’t think it’s cheap. Is it priced ok and my team and I just order too much?
Thank you for the introduction to BookStack, I needed an app for a book/Wiki and that looks great. You use it and like it?
I just want to say as a Kagi user I like it a lot. I don’t need to search anything weird, and my search history doesn’t describe acting about my persona I wouldn’t say on my own anyway… many I should be more worried? Not sure, but I believe they don’t track or sell info.
Some instances like ours at Lemmy.pro ask simple questions to try and filter out bots etc. Other admin options include requiring email address be used and the captcha difficulty level. Bad thing is if you enable these, places like browse.feddit or whatever it’s called list your registrations as being closed. They’re not, they just restricted with a small challenge.
I’m using Memmy on iOS right now and I swear it’s as good as Apollo was, it looks great. Also a fan of wefwef.app. Anybody considering Lemmy can be ok using third party apps, it’s all fine.
+1 wefwef.app my favorite so far
Sweet good to know thank you
You guys are really getting me into this Nebula thing, I watched videos from there before but I’ll try to use it more instead of YouTube and pay.
I just used this, it worked awesomely, thank you!
Helpful strategy, hope more and better admin tools get added
+1 for Kagi, seems a great value to me, well worth the price to not have any ads, no tracking (leap of faith here) and great search results.
Oh snap, + 1 for Kagi usage, I’ll try your implementation
Same, and it’s the best if you’re in China.
Thank you very much for that, I had heard about that setting before but forgot to do it. Enabled now.
You don’t “have to” use apps that compromise your security. If you really want to switch to better practices you can and can still thrive. I got and persuaded my whole company and friend groups off of bad apps. It’s possible.
I sea what you did there!