That’s an interesting idea, need to check if they offer some kind of a API for that.

But then there is this other thing, what about dns cache?

yt-dlp is a command line tool but amazing. Works also on windows.

I use radicals for CalDAV and save notes there together with my calendars. On Android there is jtx Board which let’s you work with them. Sadly on Linux I couldn’t find anything so I started writing something myself but don’t have much time to work on it https://github.com/jeena/JNotes

OK, I switched to that one now, thanks for pointing it out and explaining it.

Ah, I didn’t make it a link to be clickable, sorry, fixed it now for everyone else ^^

I think you should be able to click on the image and make it bigger.

https://i.imgur.com/HZZZwI9.jpeg

I use KeePassXC and use syncthing to sync the database to each devise I own. This way I always have the newest version if the database everywhere and don’t need to worry about Internet access at all.

I would suggest you have a look of immich.

• Search filters ✓
• Date ✓
• Place ✓
• Object/person recognition ✓
• Text recognition ✗
• Live Photo support ✓
• Ease of importing ✓
• Album support ✓, including smart albums ✗
• Built-in touch ups ✗
• General stability ✓

It also has mobile apps to do the backup and as a frond end on the phone. And what I really like is you can mount in your existing external libraries without copying all the pictures in and they will just be integrated automatically.

Is scripting programming?

I don’t get it because my phyton code is indented exactly the same as all my other code. Each block of code one tab in/out, how else would you do it?

You can run Lemmy or PieFed (which also has build in polls) non federated as a private instance, this way the content will not be sent to other instances and it’s basically a forum. You can also disable open signups and only add users manually.

But then you still need to do something about anonymous access, because both just show the content to people who are not signed in, so you would need to put it behind some extra login or so.

I would go with syncthing, it uses far fewer resources, is rock solid and out of your way.

Jira.