Thank you 🙏🏻

Thank you for your advice :) I will remember that ☺️

I’m waiting for new conspiracy theories after that article hahah.

That’s huge number for sure! I think what Steam is doing to make playing games on Linux easier is a big factor too.

I wonder if Steam Deck is helping with that number (but I don’t know if that many of them were sold to make that much impact).

• I deleted all my Meta accounts and started using Signal.
• I’m moving all accounts linked to Gmail and Outlook to Proton Mail and Tutanota.
• I’m using many privacy-oriented extensions on Firefox.
• I’m trying to change all software to Open Source if that’s possible.
• I have a Nextcloud and i’m using it to sync my Calendar, Task and Photos.
• I started using Bitwarden for my passwords (and deleted them from all Microsoft, Apple and Google cloud services).
• I’m setting up my home server to host Nextcloud and Bitwarden.

The new frontend is called LightTube. There is a link to one of the instance: https://tube.kuylar.dev/. It’s that frontend that was mention the other day :)

It’s working and damn it’s so fast compared to Invidious and Piped. Thank you so much for that post!!

I got the same error. I’m gonna check that on my computer later and see if it works (I wast trying it on mobile). And I checked that without an account so maybe I need that too to change some settings. Thanks for the links! It’s good to heave some other front ends besides Invidious and Piped :)

Well I checked their instance and get this message (No compatible source was found) . But I keep my fingers crossed for the development!

That is so naive thinking I’m my opinion. They probably gonna use that in the long run to connect only their apps (like you can comment on Facebook from IG). Why would they want people outside of their ecosystems to connect with them? I deleted all their apps and I’m gonna do it with every Fediverse app that federate with them. I know that data in Fediverse is public but I wanted to join community-driven ecosystem outside of Meta.

You can add communities from other instances via search but sometimes they don’t show up (especially from small instances). I think that they’re not federated with your original instance yet. So the only option is to add them by web browser.

So far I’m running it locally. But I intend to run it on the web ^^ if you need help you should try to write to lemmy self host communities. They’re 3 at the moment and are very helpful ;)

And I just can’t get that rap song “Don’t copy that floppy” out of my head after seeing this xD

You mean something like Pocket? I use Omnivore (open source).

-Last Podcast on The Left - crime and comedy is a perfect mix for me.

-Bow and Blade and The Medieval Podcast - I love medieval history

-Dan Carlin’s Hardcore History -general history (waiting for another episode is like waiting for Christmas)

-Unsolved Misteries Podcast- I love the TV show and that podcast is great too :)

Thank you I didn’t know about that and I was looking for that function 😅😅

That was the thing for me to switch completely to Okular from Adobe (yes, my company requires hand signature for paycheck xD)