Changed it, thx!

Nextcloud Docker compose https://hub.docker.com/_/nextcloud/

I don't do much maintenance on my nextcloud image either. I spend a lot of time setting it up on bare metal because I didn't know docker compose existed but it's very popular nowadays. With docker compose you don't have to setup a lot either. It didn't break for me once in the past years.

What's wrong with nextcloud's S3 object storage?

Why?

I like a good extension ecosystem. For the mothership, GNOME, you can only implement one idea, maybe include a couple ideas but the boss or the group has to decide upon one idea. With extensions, everyone, even a maintainer herself, can write one. You do not have to talk to someone else. You can just do it.

As long as the api is well written, extensions are better than having one big mothership trying to accomplish everything and pleasing everyone. Imagine having an IDE without extensions. You have only the opinionated version of the main dev. With extensions, everyone can put his flavor on top of it without asking.

Edit: don't ask me why extensions and especially extension manager isn't included in GNOME itself.

I don't have to. Matrix is coming anyway. It's not an if but a when.

For official (internal) company communication though I will advertise matrix instead of signal. I'll report back once I've talked to the right people about it.

https://flathub.org/apps/com.hunterwittenborn.Celeste

Pass is awesome

Calendar is good but can't speak caldav which makes it useless for android and linux.

Real tldr: someone downloaded a fake app and was scamed and here are the author's recommendations:

• Mandate & verify that all published applications using financial and/or cryptocurrency branding are officially published directly by the upstream developers

• Change the store so all initial Snapcraft store name registrations are gated behind human review

• Gate the first month of a new snap uploads behind human review
• Block all interface connection requests behind a human review, including automatically connected ones like network and home
• Fully staff the team doing the above to respond to registration, interface connection and upload requests in a timely fashion
• Send out a clean snap update (as we did in 2018) to all clients that have the scam snaps still installed
• Publishers should have their ’newness’ on the platform highlighted with a ‘New Publisher’ badge
• Snaps that are less than $M (2?) months old should have a ‘New Application’ badge
• Snaps that have fewer than $N (50?) installs should not appear in search results
• The store should make prominent notes to users that newly published snaps and snaps from new publishers should be viewed with extreme caution
• Provide better education to users on the risks of installing finance and cryptocurrency software from the Snap store
• Review and update all wording in graphical and web software store-fronts to ensure users aren’t given a false impression that malware is ‘safe’

Me: What are your recommendations, dear lemmy users? I bet you can come up with much better recommendations

This should be pinned somewhere https://blogs.gnome.org/wjjt/2021/11/24/on-flatpak-disk-usage-and-deduplication/?ref=ypsidanger.com

Edit: the speed shouldn't be a real issue. You may measure a difference but that's not an issue as it was with snaps until they improved upon it.

I don't know what you coul have against mozilla ai?

Only $5.45 ?

I thought they charge 20€ since 15 years.

That's probably because I read an article that said "venice starts charging 20€ per day" and in the end it's just some idiot screaming into the void and some idiotic journalist catching his dumb ideas and selling it as if it were facts. I hate modern journalism.

I highly doubt that it'll ever happen, but if, I'll just host my own matrix server and I'm good to go.

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