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Gitea and Forgejo are the way to go. Especially Forgejo which is working on federation just like Lemmy but for Forgejo repos and instances.

Would make typing much harder and longer.

However all PC games will have joystick support.

That is an interesting keyboard. Not something I will use but can help many get surfing the web.

I guess they do not offer lifetime plans anymore. I remember a few years ago getting a domain under a lifetime plan.

I thought they were based in Switzerland.

epik offers lifetime plans for some domain names and is a Swiss company.

XMPP is more lightweight but way more clunky. I think Matrix is better since all the features are built in and is having more development, more users and more clients on multiple operating systems.

I always recommend multi-hop as it increases your privacy. And as long you choose the two servers to be nearby each other and not halfway across the world, you will not notice any difference in your connection.

Aliases are always recommended over your main email address.

You can have a few email addresses (1 protonmail for personal stuff, 1 protonmail for anonymous/private accounts, etc) and then have a alias account for your personal email and an alias account for your anonymous/private email, etc. This way if the alias service you use gets comprimised, it will not link your personal accounts to your private/anonymous accounts.

I was coming from a mindset you were using your own laptop or buying your own laptop.

Say no to installing closed source software and say no to installing spyware. Simple as that.

Yeah I saw GnuCash and MoneyManagerEx and I am sure their desktop clients are good. However their mobile clients are lacking in features and has not been updated in awhile.

I hope more FOSS devs use flutter and tauri for apps since they can be compiled for desktop and mobile (tauri is working on mobile compiling right now).

Looks promising. I been finding lots of money and asset management apps lately that are FOSS but they are all server side. I would like to find something like this that is completely client side only and you save your data to a encrypted file which one can easily sync to other devices with Syncthing and easily backup.

Client side will always be more secure than storing your data on a centralized server, even if you self host your own server. Or even if Ghostfolio created a flutter or tauri app and let users have the option to store their data locally in a encrypted file or on a server of their choice. That will be the killer app/service.

There are other public Jitsi Meet instances out there anyone can use without an account.

I found this new community that is about finding new jitsi meet instances. Good place to find other instances so far.

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Anyone can share files using send.

Looks like an alternative to Send

I use Filen. Not sure if it works with large files however. Filen is E2EE.

I think you can self host firefox sync and brave sync.

I think Joplin is the best too, but I wish they will rewrite their app using Tauri or flutter for better performance and native app integration. Feature wise it is the best one that is FOSS.