The dive into fascism

Actually keepassdx, and sounding syncthing

This is faultless for me

True that

The Brits just love being rolled over the barrel by their government. Again and again. They just shrug and take it.

I just use Syncthing and sync the one keepass file between my laptop, desktop, phone, tablet and server. Too easy. Always available

I also restic to b2. Found it the best value.

Solid release. Simple and usable. Will keep it to see how it progresses. Nice work!

Whatever makes you feel better. Do what you can. If you know you can make a difference, I feel you should. Giving up IS an option, but, in my mind, not a required one.

And, we can try and avoid them. Or, we can pay trump through them.

There are so many android manufacturers that wouldn’t even spit in trumps direction. The choice is there. It can be taken. Or, we can shrug, find excuses, and just give Trump our money through apple (in this example).

In pretty sure Xiaomi don’t pay Trump. But, you never really know.

What we do really know, is Apple do. Spending with Apple is spending with Trump, guaranteed.

I agree. Definitely.

However, your money actually just went to Trump, via Apple, and their hardware and services.

Remember, when you buy an apple product, you’re directly supporting Trump.

https://www.axios.com/2025/01/03/tim-cook-apple-donate-1-million-trump-inauguration

Surely it does this already?!

Why bots? Maybe people are genuinely interested in this software.

And the fine? The little wrist slap? Anything?!

I love when a God type peeks in from heaven, from time to time, performs a technology review with his main human peeps, and together they conclude a VPN is probably bad for the community / personal development / a deeper connection with said God etc.

So cool. Praise be heavenly technical reviews.

I’ve been considering this for a while. Nice to see it happening.

But, it needs to be categorised.

License plates. Facial recognition. Private. Government. Etc

Oh my goodness! Syncthing without Android leaves me screwed. My whole digital life revolves around it.

My old server is a HP Microliant.

What I love about it, is it turns back on automatically after a power out.

I don’t know what magic is in there, but the power goes out, as it can at times, and when power is restored, the old girl just starts up again.

I’m travelling at the moment, and have it at my parents house under a desk. It’s been there over 1.5 years and haven’t had to have anyone physically touch it.

When it eventually dies, the next machine will definitely have to have that feature.