You will soon be able to run your own federated, self-hosted TikTok alternative with first class support for ActivityPub and a rich API with a vibrant 3rd party ecosystem.
You will soon be able to run your own federated, self-hosted TikTok alternative with first class support for ActivityPub and a rich API with a vibrant 3rd party ecosystem.
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@i0null ah, yeah, scamming students into filling in data sets for free from a data scraped from all over the internet without respecting copyright etc. Because consumers are stupid addicts just like crackheads, junkies, and meth monsters, and marketers know it. #BlackFridayDeals 😎 #BlackFriday #Consumerism #Addiction #ShinyShiny @heretical_i Since we have a religious government, instead of Black Friday, sellers invent Legendary Friday, etc. Since Friday is a holy day in Islam (like Sunday for Christians) #photo
After trying to upload my photos to various services, I came to the conclusion that they are all crap, which is why I ultimately have to set up my own photo gallery service. http://photo.dark-alexandr.net/gallery I started regularly donating about a year ago. I am now supporting 8 different projects with 20,77€ per month, and it didn't hurt at all. Why pay for something free? Because free software only exists because other people already paid for it. Someone has to do it. It's time to do your part! If you can afford a subscription service, then you probably can afford a little donation, too. Start with 0.1% of your income. Check out @Liberapay or @opencollective
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@fell @Liberapay @opencollective I would but at the moment I donate to https://www.andysplace.org.au/ which provides food for the homeless and https://savelife.in.ua/en/ which helps Ukraine fight Russia. To think if house prices weren't absurd and Russia didn't invade Ukraine I could be donating to a lot of other places instead. @fell @Liberapay @opencollective The biggest problem with small donations is comparatively big transaction costs: https://github.com/opencollective/opencollective/issues/1916 There is no alternative to "the cloud"? Read how a company is saving ten million dollars over five years by exiting "the cloud": https://world.hey.com/dhh/our-cloud-exit-savings-will-now-top-ten-million-over-five-years-c7d9b5bd @kirschner I saw the storage system costing as much as they are spending on their on-prem "hardware". Not including the backup storage. You would need to pay me to chose their services for my business.
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@drq давайте французские припомнят оюаеглицским когда например франция или англия на кого нибудь в 21 веке к примеру нападут не за хер собачий? нет? ничего не щелкает? ни каких рефлексий? у меня есть вопрос. почему я принимаю как данность все говно, что жрет Израиль за право защищаться, а вы не можете принять говно, которым вас кормят за то, что вы напали на соседнюю страну? в чем между мной и тобой разница? @drq @drq Hey mastodon hive-mind, What's your recommendation for a video doorbell, without a subscription, wired not battery, that can collect footage on your doorstep around the clock? Not Amazon. Thanks!
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@gcluley I use Kasa (TP-Link). It takes a SD card for 24/7 recording. Works well enough. @gcluley An expensive solution would be something from Mobotix. There are also some chinese cameras and camera doorbells which can be used without the cloud. They write their videos via NFS and use onvif and rtsp and even VoIP for the doorbell. E.g. Hikvision or Anpviz., you just have to find the URL for their rtsp stream and don't use their cloud or apps. Many can be configured via webpage only some use proprietary windows apps. @gcluley I went with the Dahua VTO2202F-P recommended by Intermit.Tech's Quindor in his video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GbkCuT4qHbA Using it with a HACS HomeAssistant integration that works pretty well. I'm also using Dahua's "DMSS" app that lets you monitor and interact with ppl. at the door over local Wifi (you can turn off the cloud integration in its web interface and block it from the internet entirely through your router/fw). @opennet@zhub.link жду @noth1ng01 с его умным комментарием который можно репостнуть “It’s the time of Orwell but with corporations." https://www.wired.com/story/internet-archive-memory-wayback-machine-lawsuits/ This is a must-read on the existential battle of @internetarchive If you wanna take action after, we've got a list of things to do at https://www.battleforlibraries.com/
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@fight @internetarchive If people haven't downloaded the Adobe CS2 files they paid over $1K for the discs for nearly 20 years ago, by now, I kinda feel like that's on them. At the same time, I do think an official Internet Archive is a necessary thing and should be Internationally legally protected and curated. |
@dansup it’s a cool project, but why? :floofLol:
@dansup let's go ✊
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Interesting....tell me more.