Pilot episode here

I’ve heard the Synapse server takes a considerable amount of resources to host.They have a 2nd-gen server dendrite which is currently in development.

I’d recommend the book Practical Vim.

There’s a related article about a guy who made a modern map of where the streetcars used to run (if you have a subscription): https://www.courier-journal.com/in-depth/news/history/2021/01/27/louisvilles-forgotten-streetcar-lines-get-new-life-from-artist/6655456002/

The guy who made the map is also selling prints here: https://fiftythree.studio/collections/lostsubways/products/louisville-kentucky-streetcar-system-and-suburban-electric-rail-1906?variant=37800343371969

The name “Kube” is a naming collision with the much more popular “Kubernetes” project.

This blocking behavior also applies to my home IP. I have a service that scrapes 10 pages per day to make RSS feeds, and it’s constantly getting blocked.

I wish the article had some photos of them.

Hopefully we can start getting more than 16gb RAM next.

Adorable!

I tried TT-RSS, but I liked Miniflux better.

Thanks!

I do use Redirect AMP to HTML, but I didn’t initially think of it as a privacy extension. Thinking about it more, it would keep you off of Google’s AMP CDN, which is a privacy win. I’ll add it to the post.

Cookie Autodelete helps when you have a long-lived temporary container, usually from shift-clicking links to open in a new tab, which ends up inheriting the same container.

I wanted to know more about NSFB, and I found this article from 2018: https://penetrate.blogspot.com/2018/01/not-safe-for-brand-nsfb-or-how-reddit.html

Nice! It also looks like dev.lemmy.ml changed to lemmy.ml.

Nice! Aside from the privacy improvement, opening a twitter link always gives me a “this isn’t available for you” error, and I have to open it like 3 times to make it work, so now I only have to open the link once.

To really be in control of your email, you need to purchase a domain name. Then, you can use any email provider you like, and change providers without having to “start over”.

Microsoft buying Github was the reason I wrote this. I wanted a reminder to feel bad whenever I used Github.

I just submitted v1.0.2 which bundles the icons into the add-on directly.

Dang, I forgot about that. I wrote 1.5 years ago, but forgot to publish it until a friend reminded me about it recently. I’ll fix that.