I just use syncthing with logseq and it works fine...
Yep sounds like firewall issue to me. Allow the ports eric mentioned in his comment thru firewall and it should work
Seriously... enough of this "oh well its not that bad, atleast we can still do this, or that. Maybe blockers will work but with less features, etc."
Fuck that shit
The extra [API] functionality already allows uBlock Origin on Firefox to work better than the Chrome version.
Always has been.
Tired of getting fucked by chr0me and g00gle? Stop spreading your cheeks and just use Firefox (librewolf, mull, et. al.) and uBlock Origin.
Simple as.
Seems to be doing it in the relevant community in an unobtrusive manner... I don't see an issue with getting the word out like this to like minded people
And years of not fully supporting Linux.
Another way to put that is actively pushing/encouraging their "privacy concious" clients onto windows spyware if they want to get the service they paid proton for. Can't be private on windows folks.
Not privacy focused at all IMO, its all privacy theatre and proton is just money focused.
I was looking at these too a couple days ago but cheapest option is like $500USD without batteries, camera, radio controller, etc. Half of them are so expensive you have to call for a price and shit.
Not exactly beginner pricing IMO when you may just crash it anyways
Satisified customer here. Bought 2x lifetime plans for myself and my partner
np, glad it helped
One sticky point that took me a bit to clue in to was you need to login to an x11 session not the default Wayland. Unless sunshine has been updated to support wayland, this was about Feb I discovered that.
To change just log out and select x11 in bottom left corner of the login screen. Dont forget to switch back next time if you arent using sunshine
$19 USD/year for micro now, $90USD/year for mini
KISS launcher on minimal mode with nice icons and a geometric weather widget for me. Been rocking it for years and its amazing
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TheSun
joined 1 year ago
I don't know, they have to monetise somehow. Paying for the convenience of sync seems like a valid path especially given there's fully functional alternative syncs available for free.