That’s a bit beyond my expertise, but thanks for answering.
Follow-up question: Would setting it up in a way that it is connected to the internet, but when it gets disconnected, it automatically works over the network?
Reason: My country is going through rough times, and sometimes the internet connection is lost/gets extremely slow. It can last from 10 minutes to a few hours. I want to find a solution to this, so that we can remain productive without disruption (like if the internet went down, everything should remain working automatically without us interfering and losing focus)
Would self-hosting a Nextcloud instance locally without an internet connection be viable? …
Good question. Yes this can be solved. Lemmygrad (or any instance) can choose not to be part of the Fediverse, so that you as a Lemmygrad user won’t be able to see other instances, and they can’t see you.
The Lemmygrad admins also have the option to not federate with a particular instance, such that they are connected to the Fediverse, but not to fascist instances for example.
Welcome comrade! Read the sticky posts to get a better feel of this place. There already are a lot of active communities other than !genzedong@lemmygrad.ml, maybe some might interest you as well.
I think the messaging industry has reached its peak. All niches have been filled already, and no new messenger can pass through. It is the perfect time to do something like this.
Note: By messaging industry, I mean personal messengers like Whatsapp, Messenger, Telegram, and Signal. I believe that Team/Group messengers like Discord, Slack, MS Teams can still be dethroned. None of them checks all the boxes.
Lemmur seems to be broken currently. I recommend Jerboa as an alternative.
Oh wait, this ain’t Poland. Never mind…
DuckDuckGo have publicly announced a few weeks back that they will downrank all Russian news sites. Its the worst search engine to get unbiased news on this war.