As far as I know yes, I watched some videos where people were talking about the newest MW version and they showed that map, that’s how I remembered :D

The very fast map in Call of Duty.

Yeah, no migration available, which is a potty but that would be quite difficult to do it right.

I’m doing it and I like it. But I switched to PieFed which is easier to maintain.

I think video is very unnecessary, audio is the most important and there are great ones which don’t use the internet or even WiFi but a different radio signal like https://a.co/d/3YAxSzw

If she really can’t do it without video then I’d buy a ubiquity one because they work without internet connection if you set them up like that. Then only you can access it. But they are quite expensive especially the ones with 2 way audio.

Hm, that makes me think I should really go ahead and set up my own git-frontend, or at least check out all my git repos.

There is a easy solution to it. Use a free and open source podcast client like AntennaPod.

This has the added benefit that you don’t contribute to the destruction of podcasts by Spotify which take podcasts which are available for everyone and make them Spotify only.

Oh very cool! I whish my board game community would move from discord too, but for now it seems too much to ask.

I understand that and agree with you, but I still post on it and try to watch it to some degree just to help build up some momentum.

Specifically email is not difficult to host because of the technical burdens but because of the black and whitelisting of the big players. Often your server IP address happens to be put on a black list without your fault and then you can write an email to Microsoft or Google and say ‘pretty please remove my IP address from your blacklist’ and they just don’t answer because they’re swamped with requests like that and they need to check each one manually or something and then suddenly you can’t email to 80% of the email addresses in the world for months.

It was a joke reply, hence the emoji, but I see the joke was not appreciated here.

Start with a Signal and Discord bridge, they are very stable. Later perhaps you can get WhatsApp and Telegram working. I know it doesn’t bring the other people over, but it’s very convenient to have them in one app on your side.

Never heard of Droid-fy, will check it out.

Good point, using that too and syncing my database with syncthing between all the devices.

Gmail is a mail app, not only a mail provider ^^

Here is my list, 15 out of 17 (while 2 are not applicable because I don’t use anything like that):

I’m not sure if DuckDuckGo and TMap count because they’re both just alternatives but still from big tech.

Nice try robot!

Are there the same problems with Thunderbird as with Firefox?

So I have only 4 years of AI pictures for me? I’m so looking forward to be 50 now!

People play live faster because of the adrenalin, you’so excited to play they you automatically play faster.

This is HAW we came up with the tempo in the bands I played in.

Someone comes up with a riff or a lick and it already has a tempo in their hand which sounds good. The rest of the band builds the rest of the song around this part with the same speed.

Sometimes we go down to half speed for some part just for the effect. Sometimes we make the song faster at the end for the effect to make it more brutal.

There are occasions that someone in the band feels that the song is too fast or too slow after we already wrote it. In this case we try the new tempo, if everyone is feeling it’s better we switch to that new tempi.