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Seems like it. You can try https://web.archive.org/web/20240222164851/https://therecord.media/lockbit-ransomware-takedown-mega-tutanota-protonmail

or

https://archive.ph/?run=1&url=https%3A%2F%2Ftherecord.media%2Flockbit-ransomware-takedown-mega-tutanota-protonmail

Yeah it's kinda the opposite of "New interface, old implementation."

Which I learned from https://henrikwarne.com/2024/01/10/tidy-first/

First, if you can swing it I'd recommend getting a server with a static IP. You can get can get them as cheap as a few bucks a year from https://lowendtalk.com/categories/offers ofc with that they may have more downtime than 5/mo boxes.

Anyway, if you don't wanna pay you can use something like duckdns for dynamic DNS and get a free domain that automatically points to your new IP whenever it changes. Works well if you're hosting from home. :)

On ticktick you can make a task like "cook dinner at 6pm" and it will auto set the reminder to be at 6pm.

I'd love that for tasks.org but like you said I can maybe implement it sever side :)

See: https://blog.ticktick.com/2020/09/03/ticktick-my-productivity-app/#Natural_language_input_recognition

I love tasks.org on Android but God I wish they'd add some NLP to parse out times. That's the one thing I miss from other apps. IIRC The issue in GitHub basically says that there isn't an easy library to do it with right now.

It's so annoying to me that I'm considering trying to make a server side app to do this. Just pull the caldav and parse the titles and set the due date. Can't be that hard right?

It also helps a lot if you set the IP/domain manually so it doesn't always have to talk to the relay first.

Yes you can pretty easily selfhost sync for AntennaPod and Kasts with https://github.com/bohwaz/micro-gpodder-server (there are more official options that are heaver)

Do you know if it's possible to use Vikunja as a frontend for next cloud tasks? It does it have some extra sauce on top of caldav?

I just left a little while ago but it was great there today!

Really happy with some of the talks and got to chat with a few people.

That's probably the easiest thing I've seen so far. Still a bit of a pain when sharing from other apps but I might give it a try.

I took a quick look and this looks promising but I'm not sure how to use the pattern checker module.

Could you please explain a little more what would be replaced?

I was writing that message quickly last night. I meant that Yandex Keyboard (https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=ru.yandex.androidkeyboard) is not open source. I know FlorisBoard is :)

It's not open source at all. But I wanted to mention I find yandex board to be much better than gboard. Swipe works well, speech to text is reliable (unlike gboard for me), and it has a nice long clipboard history.

There actually was a transportation agency that had an ad campaign oriented around this idea. Basically people in the cars saw the train going by so fast and felt jealous because they were stuck in their cars.

Anyone remember what agency put this on?

I could be wrong but I think that on wordpress.com plugins are usually limited. But now that this plugin is part of the Wordpress company it's getting first party support.

TIL there is a nice 3rd party MacOS client https://github.com/sannidhyaroy/Soduto

Looks like it's also done for ARM. https://twitter.com/FFmpeg/status/1710970016777052326

Probably on their mailing list or irc http://ffmpeg.org/contact.html

idk but somehow popular enough that the today show picked up on it https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4P2A_eh0h58

They are far too chill about using ML to kill people:

While other countries press forward, many Silicon Valley engineers remain opposed to working on software projects that may have offensive military applications, including machine learning systems that make possible the more systematic targeting and elimination of enemies on the battlefield. Many of these engineers will build algorithms that optimize the placement of ads on social media platforms, but they will not build software for the U.S. Marines.