The Office when Michael left.
Terminator 3 is the last of that series in my eyes. The others - although not too shabby (excluding Salvation of course) - I regard as fan fiction.
Arrested Development - that last season just did not agree with me.
Community - things dropped off quickly when Troy left.
Meh every generation has its quirks. My college class in 2000 spent 1 whole week going over the Windows Start menu…
Filen is one of those under consideration, along with Seafile. I hadn’t heard about koofr, I’ll check that out as well, thanks!
Email: Migadu.com
Cloud storage / file sync: Trying out some things, not settled yet
Maps & navigation: OsmAnd
Search engine: Kagi
Web browser: Firefox
Calendar: Baikal
Contacts management: Baikal
Notes / to-do lists: LogSeq
Office suite (docs, spreadsheets, etc.): LibreOffice
Messaging / chat: Matrix, Revolt, IRC
Video calling: /
Social media / microblogging / RSS reader / news: Lemmy (jerboa), Mastodon (Tusky), freshRSS
Music streaming / podcast app: Navidrome +Tempo app for android
Video streaming / YouTube alternative: Jellyfin
Password manager: Bitwarden
VPN / DNS / Firewall: Mullvad, wireguard
Launcher / Android OS (if you use custom ROMs): GrapheneOS, Olauncher
App store / APKs: Droidify, Aurora Store
Photo backup / gallery: Ente
Weather: OSS Weather (Android)
Smart assistant (if any): /
Anything else you’ve replaced?: /
EDIT: Formatting
Aurora is a thing of beauty when you really need a specific app on the Play Store.
I do notice however that a local public transport app is malfunctioning since a few weeks, I suspect because of a Play Store update enforcing some dependency or integrity check, causing some apps to fail. For now, it’s just one or two, but I’m anxiously bracing for the next app to fail.
How would one handle those extra scenes though, in storage as well as in a Jellyfin library?
Yea I feel the same, especially after reading this article.
And you’ll be needing that medicine to be able to cope.
Same. I’m hoping for the teacher shortage to increase, I might make the switch if the barriers come down. I’d love to teach children to code, I have fond memories of my IT teacher back in the day. His lessons on TurboPascal taught me a lot.
Imagine being born 10,000 years ago where all your work for sustenance would fit in 4 hours weekly…
It has TOTP built-in for paid accounts.
I’m guessing bots don’t report content as often as users did before.
I would recommend against Proton, it’s just a matter of time before their CEO starts tweeting again.
Calendar+contacts: use Baikal
As for email, I went with a cheap no frills service like migadu
This song always does it for me, even after a decade and some years.
You can always try. It’s good that it’s almost immediately noticeable so you can quit the book as soon as the annoyance starts creeping in, without losing too much time on it. :)
No I haven’t. I ran it a long long time ago, haven’t kept up with the project since nextCloud. Worth a look, thanks!
I always regarded it as him using Write What You Know as a way to counteract the intimidating blankness of a new project’s first page. The default setting for him to start off a story, in a quiet house in a quiet neighborhood, never too many people around. And Go!
It never bothered me, in fact I think the books sucked me in faster thanks to the default setting. It’s easy to get used to, I can always identify well enough with the main character.
I never tried, or even thought it an option. I’m trying to self host as much as possible, except for email.
Love Clutch, thanks for sharing!