Trying to convince people not to burn gas will make them feel gaslit lmao
WhatsApp has a zero day code execution exploit and that is probably the reason for using WhatsApp, I got a similarly odd text a couple days ago
Source: https://gbhackers.com/zero-day-exploit-whatsapp-hacker-forums/
He was able to buy a laptop after 5 days of selling stuff on the internet.... How was he using the internet?
If you have a pixel you can turn on call screening for unknown numbers. Ive been using it for a couple years now on my pixel and my phone hardly ever rings now, its fantastic
Phone > settings > call screen > automatically screen calls + maximum protection.
The primary reason I want federation is, if I self host it and let other people join then I ultimately control their data and they are locked in, so it could eventually turn into the same centralized authoritarian bs that notion / todoist has and probably most other proprietary stuff.
Activity pub is the only current answer to centralization I've seen so far
I could host but I also want people to be able to use it if they don't want to, I feel like requiring people to host mastadon or Lemmy would really raise the bar to entry
I run nextcloud in a docker container and its super unstable, and I haven't found a good way of using it on mobile
I do support those who host stuff but I'd much rather donate to a community run solution like Lemmy.world than do it myself, I know there are people who enjoy doing it and are much better at managing infra than I am.
Edit: also I think Lemmy / mastadon having servers that anyone can join has really lowered the bar to entry and helped drive engagement.
I do currently host the backend
Hey everyone, was just trying to get an idea of what people thought of this / is it worth making?
A pwa, offline first document based application like logseq or obsidian that is also realtime collaborative and federated
I started off with the idea that I want to have something that I can sync between my devices but also I don't want to deal with. A private company that can ultimately just change their privacy policy and own my shit (looking at you notion and todoist). But also I don't really find joy in having to host my own servers either, so maybe that could be solved with federation? Host my stuff on one server and if I stop agreeing with the ideas of mthe current host I can just pick up my account and move it to another server all while still being able to share and collaborate on notes.
I've been getting kind of discouraged though more recently because its a pretty massive endeavor and there are just so many applications that seem to be doing mostly the same thing ( aside from sync / federation / realtime collaborative) everything is missing at least one it seems.
So I guess my question is, is this worth continuing to work on? Is this something that anyone else wants? Am I just crazy for wanting these very specific things?
Here is my current version (federation doesn't work yet, and after looking more into logseq I have completely missed the mark on some functionality)
tasks-eight-dun.vercel.app/ https://github.com/odama626/tasks
I was trying to find something with sync too, ended up working on building my own, federation doesn't work yet but tell me what you think. https://github.com/odama626/tasks
tasks-eight-dun.vercel.app/
Took em long enough, been getting these for months
I just got boost installed and I don't want to accept the privacy policy but I will happily pay to use the app, is that possible?