Could you share a picture of how it sounds?
That picture is as old as RMS
I just call them up for a chat. At the local level they're usually super excited that anybody cares.
Can I freely upload my niché videos of USB cable testing there? PS, I'm not a US citizen.
I've quit jobs due to ethical disagreements, I'm sure I'd leave my home country if things got too bad. It wouldn't be the country i grew up in anyways.
You do you, people will both agree and disagree with you no matter what you chose.
I stopped using Brave for anything serious after diving into the data collection of Leo, the built-in, practically unstoppable webbrowser AI. It's appaling to me. I use Cromite at the moment.
.SU (soviet union domains) are well known for the overrepresentation of cyber criminals.
Would it be racist to use .su as an example domain too?
Sure, it takes me about 5 minutes plus some waiting for the system to initialise.
If you pay for the hosting fee I'll do it for free since it's so quick and simple.
It's literally pasting one command to install a full GUI, open source web admin panel with one-click installations of apps.
You want Matrix Synapse, Nextcloud Talk, XMPP or mail-based chatting? I can also recommend Jitsi for teleconferences.
To be Frank its not crappy software. To be me, it's crappy terms of service.
Is such a thing even possible? 👽
If one forgoes contracts and is trusting, anybody can host their private files on my private, self-hosted servers. But only if it's sensitive documents. Like the stuff you wouldn't want to host at a standard online host.
Completely free, aint that just a sweet deal?
Personally I find time and money tertiary to privacy and would pay 10 times the standard rate for a truly secure host.
Unfortunately they don't exist so I learned to self host encrypted servers with VPN access on private infrastructure.
Beat use of time and money ever.
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Sure, it kind of goes with the characterisation. Most ex-Star Wars fans are a sour lot though. Why can't they just accept that one era is over and the franchise is in a different place. Sure I'm sad that the style of Star Wars I grew up with is not only over, but actively being dismantled. But that's been going on for close to 30 years.
It's a simple fix for grown-ups: There hasn't been any Star Wars movies made since the 80's. And if you subjectively disagree, you're objectively wrong as per any fandom law.