Yes! In the same vein: construct a gravity bong, or make roll some special joints, like a windmill.

It has TOTP built-in for paid accounts.

I’m guessing bots don’t report content as often as users did before.

I went from Linkwarden to Readeck, I prefer the latter’s firefox extension. Haven’t tried karakeep yet, not sure if I will, still very content with Readeck.

I would recommend against Proton, it’s just a matter of time before their CEO starts tweeting again.

Calendar+contacts: use Baikal

As for email, I went with a cheap no frills service like migadu

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Not a bad idea! I usually let my money do the talking, and just move if a company doesn’t offer what I need. But I might make an exception in this case, thanks for the tip!

I’m on porkbun for some other domains, very happy with them. Except for them not offering .be domains… :)

I never knew we backed up this world. Can we revert to a snapshot from the nineties please?

No I haven’t. I ran it a long long time ago, haven’t kept up with the project since nextCloud. Worth a look, thanks!

I never tried, or even thought it an option. I’m trying to self host as much as possible, except for email.

Nice suggestion!! I was fully on board until I realized it’s not a self-hosted application :D I have some resources available on a server so I want to look in that direction for a possible solution.

Not a fan of Proton’s CEO. (link)

Wow nice catch. I assumed they were local due to the low prices.

Nice tip, I’ll look into that!

Keep an eye on the price. I recently switched my .be domains from Gandi to Dynadot. 36 vs 6.8 euros per year, I had no idea such a difference was possible. Fuck Gandi.

If it hasn’t already, moving from corporate owner to corporate owner will become some sort of ritual, a modern form of tradition.

Replacing Google Drive is the hardest for me. I’m not a fan of the nextcloud bloat, Seafile is hard to setup. Didn’t expect this to be the largest struggle of the whole process.

This is what I use Readeck for. Snapshots of news articles, with the bonus feature of public links to share with friends.

Yes it does both calDAV and cardDAV!

I was on the same path as you, I didn’t like the nextcloud bloat. Came across baikal and it just worked perfectly from the start. I use it both on desktop and android, no issues with sync. As for the reminders, I guess they are baked into the events, because the events work nicely on my phone. Definitely worth a try I’d say!