Yup, that’s why I use my own server to host both MollySocket and UnifiedPush (via NTFY).

This is the reason why I went out of my way to use Molly (a fork of Signal), since it supports delivering the push notifications through a self-hosted server instead. Unfortunately the process is complex: it requires both a method to deliver the notifications to your phone via UnifiedPush (an alternative to Google’s push system that generally suffices on its own) and a compatibility service called MollySocket (that bridges Signal’s notifications with the UnifiedPush provider). Both typically need a self-hosted server and specific configuration to talk to each other though. And I don’t even have any contacts that use Signal anymore, so, well…!

Believe it or not, I’ve been so busy with life, that I only just started playing Deltarune. So far I’m liking it, despite of the 240p resolution (uh) and the 30 FPS cap (uuuuuuh)

I’m taking a page from Buddhists by purposefully refusing to fill up that yearning. Not like I could do it anyways, I have no friends and no money and barely any family or time.

Not die, but sure they need some cash redistribution, pronto. Although I can’t deny that a non-dismissable amount of them are too gone into their own mentality

Do I look like the person who can afford a third yadda? Heck I had to go in the red for the second one

You had one job and yadda yadda

Ain’t it curious that after Harambe, then came Haramball? en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anti-foo…

Yes, and incredibly enough, it’s been pushed by none other than Google Maps! It’s called Plus Codes, and the algorithm to encode and decode coordinates to/from Plus Codes is stable and can be performed entirely offline. maps.google.com/pluscodes/

Art is based on what came before it - even if it’s created explicitly to break with the tradition, it can still be described as the opposite of something that already exists. Since we as humans can only think in terms of what we already know, then of course the cultural vocabulary will eventually be exhausted - whatever innovation can be obtained is derived solely on how do we combine the colors and sounds and words we have.

About the only open-source controller I’m aware of is the Alpakka series by InputLabs: inputlabs.io/alpakka

There’s the problem - not everyone is able or willing to physically connect a separate device to manually transfer the password vault file (for example, on partially airgapped systems or corporate environments). I personally use a self-hosted Vaultwarden for that reason - I’d rather have my main password storage device be one that is safer from being stolen (my home server)

Ah, the freedom (and the boredom) that comes from boycotting all the arts

The best answer, as long as you never need to use your passwords in more than one device. Syncing a Keepass vault between PC and mobile is still tricky for some reason.

Been self-hosting Vaultwarden for a while. The backend is going nowhere, but I fear for the Android and Firefox clients in particular, unless the Vaultwarden dev bothers to maintain those too.

The sub-$300 is increasingly dying because of the RAM prices, but anything with a N100 or N150 should be enough for your usage case.

Applets, pretty much the entire reason why Java was first broadly used in its first years, are now officially wiped from the spec, what a world do we live in. Are they still available in OpenJDK though?

I’d think he’d be suspicious after the lack of children for 15 years, but who am I to judge

My theory: companies secretly violating international treaties to extract resources from below the ice floor

Including possession? What will they do, demand all users in the UK to unlock their devices for regular content scans?