I have about 500 Gb in my personal library running jellyfin - which I hardly use anymore. I gladly give Tidal $20/month for a family plan, not just for the added value, but because they actually pay for the music, unlike Shitify. The stream quality is even better than about half of my collection. There are other good services and specialty services. Deezer is another. I don’t mind helping the artists.

I keep a single domain for distnct emails. It’s not anonymous in the sense that anyone with half a brain could put 2+2 together and figure out who I am. It’s highly useful for three reasons: If I suddenly get junk mail on a specific email, I tell my server to deposit them in in the bit bucket. Next, the algorithms aren’t necessarily smart so having a different email for every login a) makes it harder to profile me, and b) it’s more secure. Hackers will waste a server month trying to open my lemmy email in all the money stores.

I use my own cloud server for everything except mail. For mail, I will probably move to Tuta. Their apps have issues, but they are open source.

definitely. I run one on my own server. It doesn’t do mail though.

They pull from several other search indexes, and they have awesome features. Infinitely more valuable than an overpriced coffee for $5/month.

I love the quick summarizer.

I would absolutely love to have an OSM edit app that makes sense. But why are these anti-features part of the app?

1. microsoft maps and their privacy policy
2. sat imaging service that collects data for aggregation (privacy policy again)
3. specific network service (I almost understand this. Is there no other alternative? self-host or foss host?)

Search GitHub for voice dictation