Let's start with the basics: is dev.to self hosted? 😁

This is the problem! :( Monopoly is never good, in this case in particular since it's in the hand of a corporation they make money on people data.

@[email protected] 5$ is kinda nothing, but his 5$ plus my 5$ plus your 5$ and all the others that donates, it's something

The only way this monopoly could be killed is EU government intervention.

It's already happeniny with the DMA (Digital Markets Act): the gatekeeper (WhatsApp, Apple with iMessage, Facebook with Messages, etc.) will have to enable interoperability with external application upon requests. So by March 2024 (not sure about the date) we should be able to chat with people that use WhatsApp, iMessage, Facebook Message and other big services (that are considered gatekeeper) through Signal/Telegram/other apps!

They count as...gone! Gone to develop what's been open source until it becomes closed source. As I think it should be, because what you helped to develop with your donation is still there.

I'm not commenting on the OP message that could/could not make sense, but...come one, this is the selfhosted community! If everyone would post a news that he/she thinks it would be interesting we would be submerged by all but selfhosted talk.

I don't think that it's safe to leave both authentication factors in a single app.

@[email protected] I think that a couple of lines explaining what websurfx is would be useful to a lot of users, instead of point them to another post.

Permanent damage to PSU? Permanent damage to other components?

Or worst: permanent damage to yourself.

I don't like the comment "this is why people say the open source ecosystem sucks" because a bankruptcy of a company has nothing to do with the concept of open source.

Why are you bored with Jellyfin?

Unlike with free and open-source software, which are also often distributed free of charge, the source code for freeware is typically not made available.

It clearly says "typically", which includes the software that does open source the code.

Dude, just write down a couple of lines in your posts so that people can know what they're about.

With Wireguard there's really no reason.

Well, that's kinda of a personal choice. If somebody needs to have services accessible by someone else besides him, that service can't be behind a VPN (let's face the truth: we know that we can't ask all out relatives and friends to use a VPN).

WTF?!!! Monopoly is always a bad thing, we must remember it!

Does anybody have suggestions for an online service that prints things like business cards, brochures, and pamphlets?

But...if it's a service, how can it be FOSS?

A couple of words about the video wouldn't have been so bad.

Edit: By the way, very nice video! I'll have a look at the others too.

Ahahaha, top message!!!

I guess it's pretty normal: the ones that self host don't like walled gardens!

Open source means that the source code is...open, that everyone can view and use it, it doesn't mean that everyone can contribute to it. Or am I wrong?