I replaced MacOS on my MacBook Pro with Linux. Now I have full support again.
suzune
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Is it Nintendo? It looks like consumers just pay Trump's tariffs. In the end that's just taxes.
I've got Unifi Network installed in a container on my home server. I have also an custom-built router, because it is much more powerful than any appliance and does not cost as much.
Many governments want to decrypt chats. You better learn how to selfhost.
Corrected. It's not very clear from the context.
Yes, we get it you get a stiffy from the parade and are confused. But don't worry, no one really likes you, you nazi pig.
Just a remark from someone who runs ZFS since the beginning. Many people don't like the deduplication feature because of its memory footprint.
It's also nice to have this feature without relying on a certain filesystem.
In that case, just use VPN software like Wireguard. You can reroute everything through your home setup.
Yes, fossify calendar and contacts and DAVx5 for synchronization.
How about installing a downgraded instance solely for migration and then upgrading it?
I selfhost Anysync for Anytype. In this way I can sync my notes with my family.
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With user-focused Linux distributions like Mint Linux, it is not hard. The only thing that is slightly scary: MacBooks show 1 minute black screen on boot. Don't worry. That's the usual way Apple tries to scare users from using non-Apple stuff.
Oh, and you should check if you have a Broadcom WiFi chipset. Broadcom does not share hardware infos and I'd recommend that you get a USB WiFi stick. God, I hate this company so much.