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https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Docker
Section 6.2 and 6.5

https://kasmweb.com/ or Docker Desktop might do the trick, too.

A good selfhosting solution that does all the cloud / chat / storage for the average person. With collaboration features, easy install, foolproof and will run for 10 years without maintenance.

Nice post. Thanks for sharing. I’m a bit intrigued to try it myself now.

There’s always the risk Google will detect some “suspicious activity” with your account. For whatever reason. They did that with my secondary Google account. I refused to give them my ID or phone number and now the account is disabled/severely restricted.

Same probably applies to a few other platforms that do these more elaborate things to protect accounts.

How do you even live without a cell phone number? Sign up on Google, Dicord, ChatGPT or any of the services people use? Or have like access to your bank account?

Good luck. That’s probably going to be healthy and provide some insight. I think it’s a bit lame to ultimately still carry a smartphone. I had mine break a few years ago and went like 3 days entirely without a phone in my pocket… That’s quite an experience. And my friends didn’t really sign up for that experiment. They expected to meet up with me somewhere and tell me when they’re there. Or that they’ve missed the bus. And forgot that wasn’t an option after I left the house… And of course I couldn’t book anything, scan barcodes, use 2 factor authentication etc…

But sure. No one can quit their job or not get their daily tasks done because of something like that. I think it’s going to be what people call “digital detox” for you. Being expected to be available 24/7 and getting notifications all day is part of the issue with modern life. But the real problem is doomscrolling and doing too much social media all day and alike.

So, keep us posted! My question is: What exactly made you do this? What do you do with your phone that makes you unhappy and start that experiment?

I see many issues with that / for them.

But I’m not against experimenting and finding out. We maybe need some free and open monetizing options, maybe also ad platforms. That would give people some more options, instead of relying on Google and Apple all the time.

Please just make it respect user privacy, be FLOSS and categorize the Apps, so it’s clear to me what is and what isn’t licensed Free Software.

Rise Against. That was today before going to sleep. Now the music festival is over and we’re on the way home.

12 months ago outdated? Has the video game world turned around since then?

KDE Connect? Sounds pretty much like the Windows alternative to that.

I thought that wasn’t launched yet? Do they backport and enable that per default to compete with the mass of iPhones, or is it going to be a rare occurence that a tracker gets reported?

And what’s the network like? Are there many devices out there reporting the position of those tags? Or is it just Motorola devices with their 5% market share?

Looks like a Swedish harlequin to me.

As far as I know, it’s simple A/B testing. They come up with several titles, thumbnails, test which one draws the most attention and switch to that one. YouTube is all about attention and this is the way to be successful.

There have been tools around to do that for some time. And I think it’s part of YouTube itself, nowadays. I think it’s called YouTube “Test & Compare”.