Joël de Bruijn @ joeldebruijn @lemmy.ml

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To illustrate even more: I follow a Lemmy privacy "group" with an Akkoma account.

Fair point, done!

No I did try and since you're interested in my learning curve versus my personal effort: Since two weeks I learned css for the first time, hobby related and just about to start knowing about flexbox css grid float div and styling them.

Oh thnx, I should search more around. 😁👍

Solid answers there.

Now do support for Notepad++ plugins and language linting 😁😎😂

Totally going to use flop-my-mop elsewhere, but urban dictionary doesnt have an entry about it I think? 🫢😁👍

Curious about suggestions but for itinerary I just use "event folders" like "20240801 France" and I put every pdf, jpg, gpx, mail I have in it.

And during planning sometimes export website pages, wiki entries to pdf etc. Routes in gpx, POI in KML etc.

Agree, no small feat. Two caveats tho:

• These models prioritize plausibility above factual correctness. So verification often is needed.
• Data from after the creation of trainingmaterial is absent of course.

Train it online. Use it offline.

Don't forget to not get K-9 Mail updates also when it's brought in to the fold.

Just found a good starting point, a repository of 64 templates, with each just index.html, some style.css and sometimes more but not much:

https://github.com/MichaelBarney/LinkFree/tree/master/Templates

I hope to get there one day (being able to DIY) but so much to learn (in the middle of getting away from MS, Google and migrating to NextCloud, Linux, Yunohost etc.)

Also the reason I pay the €3 monthly fee covering 2 laptops, 3 tablets and 2 phones. Worth it imho.

It consistently drops 20 - 25% of DNS requests.

Was just thinking the same.

I prefer something:

• static site: a linktree page doesnt change that often so having a database seems overkill for cheap/fast hosting.
• without setting cookies, hosted fonts elsewhere and tracking.
• responsive yes

Searched for "bio link site", "linktree alternative DIY", "profile page" but most of them are Wordpress or other cms variants. Needing a complete docker setup to serve one page also seems to much.

So just a clean (in tracker free meaning) template with html css and some assets?

You were right:

https://edri.org/our-work/delay-depress-destroy-how-tech-corporations-subvert-the-eus-new-digital-laws/

Without a source I assume its hardware based. ;)

Thanks everybody, I learned a ton these 2 days. Like a ' jump' in understanding. Not only the specific answer to my concrete question but also on a conceptual level as well.

The thing that makes Linux next level for me now is the extra 'abstraction layer'.

Thing is, for me, digital files always were as tangible as the analog object they represent. A digital document is as 'real' as a paper document. An email as real as a letter. But untill now files where 'real' digital artefacts. And thats ... a bit different with 'virtual' files, sort of.

Anyway, new concepts to explore which is great!

Yep, I learned they have 'portals' for file-managing on their own.

Thanks, gives me direction in which way to do research.

When I let fsearch index from root, it counted 1.9 million files, which baffled me a lot. Before knowing the things in this thread. A typical windows install can have 50k ~ 100k files, but .... 2 million I thought it was insane.

But in this context its something like if LibreOffice Calc had an API and upon start it registers a filesystem with a 'folder' for every worksheet and a 'file' named A1, A2, B1 .... for every cell. Not real I know but a novice way of understanding.

Sound advice, thnx