• The WInd-Up Bird Chronicle by Haruki Murakami
• Call Me By Your Name by Andre Aciman
• The Old Ways by Robert Macfarlane
• The Trial by Franz Kafka

This is brilliant! I love Element/Matrix and have been hoping that it would get more secure with time; now they just need to finish adding P2P communication so that the service is entirely federated and secure.

This is brilliant! I love Element/Matrix and have been hoping that it would get more secure with time; now they just need to finish adding P2P communication so that the service is entirely federated and secure.

Perhaps I’m too young to speak on something like this but I think there’s something admirable about being able to ‘finish’ life (so-to-speak) which is to say, I like the idea of being able to complete all the projects I want to compete, see all the films I want to see, and read all the books I want to read.

That being said, I understand the importance of mortality in the selection of what you choose to do with your time and, for that reason, perhaps you’re right about longevity. Perhaps living forever is the glossy finish on a shallow epistemological notion.

So, I understand both sides of the argument.

Perhaps not forever but having the option to live as long as you want and to choose when you want to die seems empirically preferable.

You could always use something like Bookstack for a wiki.

Regardless of the difference between declination and softening (keep in mind it’s difficult to show when people stop using a platform as most don’t delete their account), the mass advertising campaign of theirs definitely worked incredibly well

Also, I feel like it’s something people probably don’t wanna talk about, but a lot of Reddit’s appeal is in NSFW content - so a NSFW instance would also likely increase users.

I feel like I good advertising campaign could do wonders. Reddit’s userbase was beginning to decline around a year ago (if I’m remembering correctly) and so they had this massive marketing campaign with a focus on how there’s a community for everything and, then, they had a massive increase in users.

Someone on the original post commented about Goodtime but I’m going to continue to develop my app regardless as there’s a few things I would like to try; thank you for your kind words - I look forward to sharing it with everyone :)

Just updated - thanks.

If you are, now, opted-out by default for the telemetry in Audacity, is there any point in having such a service?

Added it now - I had to look into it first as I didn’t recognise it, that’s all.

People are not happy at DDG filtering their web results as they feel they should be able to decide for themselves what is fake news and what is real.

That being said, their results are not the best. I would probably recommend MetaGer.

I know Mojeek have their own database of pages that are not taken from Google or Bing or anywhere else.

So, I assume there’s not an Electron alternative that is able to port internet desktop applications without any privacy or resource issues?

If you are, now, opted-out by default, is there any point in having such a service?

Ahhh, I understand. Thanks for the context.

It states in their GitHub that ‘Telemetry is strictly optional and disabled by default. No data is shared unless you choose to opt-in and enable telemetry.’ so, unless I am missing something, I don’t think I have a problem recommending it.