Why scare people looking to ditch google with stupid stuff like "but they complied with the government", bruh google complies with anyone who has their wallet in-hand.
ProtonMail is a free inbox and is privacy friendly. Yes there are other options, but this isn't a bad one by any means.
Yeah, I think Letsencrypt (and others) are one of the best things to happen for the internet.
You used to have to cough up a good chunk of monies for a certificate.
Now it's easily accessible and you (i) never have to think about it after the first setup because a robot automatically renews expiring certificates for me.
Generally this is one of the best improvements: a more secure web that is easier to achieve.
I guess I have a slightly different problem in that I use GitHub Container Registry to host release images.
I haven't looked, but I would think Codeberg might have something similar.
I would use Docker's registry, but that feels like stepping sideways instead of forwards for some reason.
Yes, you will lose some "driveby" error reports from people who don't want to make a codeberg account to report the bug on. But then they don't actually "need" need it solved either.
That's a very good point. I had thought of keeping the github repo mirrored so that it could be used for issues (and maybe prs?) still, but your point has me rethinking the need.
Make it a single source of truth, point to the new repo in the old one and update the descriptions in the distributing websites/services and that's it.
I will certainly consider this. It would definitely be easier than setting up a mirror in addition to moving.
I guess I'm worried that without an "active" side on github, the project will lose any traction it has gained since I didn't advertise it, I think github naturally brought people in.
That's a good point, I guess I already practice this with everything else, I just waited too long for this specifically and now there's a lot of (+new) people I'd potentially be parting with.
Still going to think about this and maybe test the waters, see if it's viable.
Thank you for the response, I feel more confident in the idea!
This is good ofc, but I doubt any really wealthy person is seeing these taxes because they do everything in their power to use loophole after loophole and avoid using their own money.
So this is as güt as it's gonna get until the IRS (i think) solves these loopholes thats letting these mega wealthy ppl use "debt", etc to avoid paying anything.
True, forgot about that. They are the best free option that forces you to use webmail if you don't want to pay (and their app).
I'm not sure if there are any other free mail providers that i'd trust to be honest (if I absolutely can't pay for one, I'd just live with protons webmail).
Posteo should work for you and it's very cheap (1 eur).
Autohotkey? Naw, you wanna setup a daily cron job to read and replace every one of your common typos with the correct spelling. That's the way, trust me.
I haven't seen anything like that happen to me luckily, I can sleep fine, but on wake it's a black screen with my cursor (luckily² this is recoverable without rebooting).
What stuff do you switch off? (Did you have this bug previously?)
I tried researching this issue a while ago, it was hard to find anything, but it's not a bug worth spending any more time on unfortunately since it's an easy fix whenever it happens.
Wish I was smart enough to contribute hehe, sadly don't even have the time anyways to sit down and figure it out (someone might already be figuring it out, it's slowly getting rarer and rarer that the bug occurs, still at least one every other day, though much better than the at least multiple times a day from before).
This is over many years so memory might be bad, but I never had this on my old rx 580, then started getting it sometime after swapping to an nvidia gpu. Guess it was just coincidence, if I'm remembering it right anyways. That always fueled my suspicion it was nvidia.
Thanks for sharing your experience, it's eye opening. I guess I have no problems specific to nvidia then (pre and post open source driver).
p.s. if you have ever looked into this, do you have something you blame?
I don't think it buffers more than one song ahead right, that would be wasteful?