You’re in for a treat!

They did mention that Alex will join Linux Unplugged podcast occasionally to talk about self-hosted relevant things, plus they tend to all be talked about their experiences around self-hosted - especially in the bootleg edition.

This is excellent, grabbing this asap ✌️

If it’s one thing I don’t trust its non-EU companies following GDPR. Sure they’re legally bound to, but l mean Meta doesn’t care so why should the rest.

(Yes I’m being overly dramatic about this, but I’ve lost trust ages ago in big tech companies)

Its French as far as I know so at least it abides to gdpr by default.

While I dont see OpenCloud replacing Nextcloud anytime soon, I always welcome new projects, especially like this to the open source community!

Yeah same here, no idea how to tell this is AI made…

Wasn’t aware of their price, but yeah thats affordable! Never checked posteo put for that exact reason tho, custom domains is an absolute must for me.

Check out Migadu. Its by far the most affordable option out there I’ve found, at 19€ per year. Its also highly customizable but it does require a custom domain. Highly highly recommend!

Bird chirping is pretty high on the list! Cats purrring is also way up there, floowedd by raindrops, winds tooling and campfires!

This is the way!

I also moved from Proton to Filen, been way happier with their products so far!

So adorable together 🥰 Are they siblings?

Kinda wish we could pin this post to the top of everyones feed for a while! 😅 Lemmy has been a great place so far but think we can do even better. Especially with the points you bring up.

Thanks for sharing 😊

It is extremely easy to switch email providers these days. I’d suggest start by setting up a forwarded mail box between Gmail and whatever new mail provider you choose. Then slowly but surely start using the new email address instead of Gmail and change the most important accounts to the new one.

From my understanding thunbird is somewhat separated from this. From the article linked by OP it says:

What’s crystal clear is that Thunderbird’s ever-increasing donation revenue (currently its sole source of income) is allowing for some explosive growth that’s long overdue. To add some context to this, Thunderbird received $2.8 million in donation revenue during 2021. Two years later, in 2023, it received $8.6 million in donations. I’m told that total financial contributions for 2024 were even higher, though the final amount hasn’t been officially released.

Bought it the second I got notified! Can’t wait 🤟

Just been at it myself setting up my config for glance with custom css theme. Would love to compare notes, how did you get those network graphs going?

Thanks for this!

Not heard about it, but would definitely be nice.