I ended up on Readeck as well, very sleek interface, perfect for sharing articles via public links, self-hosting it was very easy to set up.

Meh every generation has its quirks. My college class in 2000 spent 1 whole week going over the Windows Start menu…

Same here, Baikal user for about a year, no hiccups so far, works great across my devices.

Yea I feel the same, especially after reading this article.

And you’ll be needing that medicine to be able to cope.

Anyone liking this new format?

It seems to me I was more engaged and found more new cool stuff before the layout overhaul. Could just be me, or could be some slow weeks in the self-hosting world, hard to tell.

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…

Yes! In the same vein: construct a gravity bong, or make roll some special joints, like a windmill.

I’m guessing bots don’t report content as often as users did before.

I went from Linkwarden to Readeck, I prefer the latter’s firefox extension. Haven’t tried karakeep yet, not sure if I will, still very content with Readeck.

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I never knew we backed up this world. Can we revert to a snapshot from the nineties please?

Wow nice catch. I assumed they were local due to the low prices.

Keep an eye on the price. I recently switched my .be domains from Gandi to Dynadot. 36 vs 6.8 euros per year, I had no idea such a difference was possible. Fuck Gandi.

This is what I use Readeck for. Snapshots of news articles, with the bonus feature of public links to share with friends.

For music, I selfhost navidrome. Works nicely with the Tempo app on android, or Feishin on desktop.

To get done more guys? Am I having a stroke?

I never said you should go get the community to bash his brains in, that’s all in your mind. When you were younger, if your brother steals from you, you’d turn to your parents, and they’d assess the situation. Now apply that to a community, like a small village or a city block.

I found audiobooks to be kind of awkward on jellyfin. I’m now running Audiobookshelf for all my audiobooks, radio shows and podcasts. Together with the Lissen app on Android, it works very nicely!

Might? Where did I say that? That’s about the opposite of the point I was trying to get across.