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Pretty sure op meant bad wrap. All luddites got stomachaches.

I would like to order one new left knee cartilage please!

It can, but vaultwarden, as it currently is, is an implementation of the server only. So if bitwarden decides to go closed source all the way, they’d haver to start either creating their own clients or fork the current bitwarden clients.

I’m note sure anybody asked for this.

That said, I’ll give it a shot.

calendar frontend

no screenshot in readme

no demo website

I thought at first this was about coding without fingers…

Pregnant ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Probably?

It is a PC, so yes, it can mod games.

I realize Futo’s license is not really FOSS. Disapppointing, but at least not peopeietary and secret.

Two points to that:

1. Immich is licensed under the AGPL3.0, not the FUTO license.
2. If it’s not FOSS, it’s proprietary, no in between. Even if it’s source available and open to public contributions, it’s still proprietary. As far as proprietary goes, I’d say it’s a good place to be, but proprietary nonetheless.

Except it’s not a walled garden, it’s built on nostr.

Why did you censor yourself in the title?

What’s the difference?

I can see how that would very easily happen, but my experience is that it’s easier to find a new job than get a raise. Eventually you’ll get that senior position too.

I’d heard of servershop24 when I lived in germany, though I never used it. A quick search also showed give1life

What region are you in?

Lol, what?

C is eternal brother.

This could make for a fun reverse engineering CTF challenge.

So, it might not sound like much, but 4gb of ram is plenty enough to do quite a bit with self hosting.

If you want to self host, and use it as an opportunity to learn, I recommend you install Debian, and get your hands dirty. If just want to self host without much of a headache, yunohost seems cool, but I’ve never used it, so I can’t recommend it.

I do find it odd how a proprietary paid search engine seems to get such a large amount of praise within privacy communities when there are fundamental challenges in making a paid search engine actually private.

I think it’s because of the incentives of a paid search engine. I don’t pay for kagi myself, but I think the idea is that if you’re paying for the product, they don’t have much of an incentive to monetise your data, only to use it for legitimate uses.

Whether or not that is true is the question, though.