I'm curious on your calculations nonetheless.

My 2TB SSD (which I bought for about 100€) failed, I could get my money back but a new one is now 300€.

I am currently use Outline. Pretty nice and stable. First setup isn't that easy sadly.

That's a very good point! I never thought about the power of removing things. Would be nice to see it save photos that are out of focus, in a bad perspective or with a finger over half of the selfie.

Is the Website down?

Really enjoyed the ride, very interesting. Thanks for sharing!

Rumble is really fun. If you haven't tried it yet I think you could enjoy broken edge.

I'm just gonna drop this here. I really like ABS but I found it petty annoying that I need to download every podcast I want to listen to. So I created a virtual podcast directory. It can subscribe to RSS feeds and you can point ABS to it's directory.

https://github.com/LaserKaspar/podcastfs

Just switched to it and really liking it so far. But it's missing folders for now... But they say they will push them the day Mozilla releases them to stable Firefox. I hope this project survives!

Does not have offline support tho ... https://github.com/outline/outline

https://www.terrygodier.com/phantom-obligation

The previous one was also a good read.

I just tried quark and a little milk as a base mixed with syrup and small strawberry pieces yesterday. It was great! Will try to make my own syrup next to get a little more out of it (: Thanks for the tip!

Already switched to Zen. It's great! Much better community, less buggy, and the dev actually knows what they're doing. Split tabs still need improvement tho.

I feel your pain. Will definitely check out Rio 🥲

I am also looking for something similar. But one feature every one of these apps is missing is tracking expenses that get paid back later. For example with some of my friends I make a list of expenses so we can decide who should pay for dinner next time. Do you know of any apps that can do that?

It really does. It's a bit janky sometimes and also kinda hard but when you get into it, it feels really good.

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Interesting read, thanks.

Working now (:

For me it was split tabs, and vertical nested tabgroups. But I switched over to Zen-Browser by now as Arc on windows is atrocious and it isn't even available on linux.