Will be published next week with specs & pre-order page

Completely depends on where you are located. What’s you country?

I got two for Austria if you want to update the list:

• https://vresh-clothing.com/ (produced in Portugal IIRC)
• https://hosn.at/en/ (not traditional Jeans, but tactical specialty trousers - fabrics from Italy)

US imported $3.2 billion in goods and exported $595 million. Trade deficit of 2.7 billion Syria, Iran, Venezuela (according to Forbes) were tariffed - despite being already sanctioned.

For me any migration from big-tech is a win. Especially to self-hosted FOSS alternatives that don’t require paid licenses.

We don’t need a hand full of people doing it perfectly, we need a big mass doing it imperfectly.

That said - I love all those alternatives that we suddenly learn about and hear about. There might be even better solutions for this particular niche.

Self-hosting is possible and without any fees (except your infrastructure) for both Ente and Immich. Personally run Immich for our family at home in our home network and everybody loves it. No cloud fees for Google/Apple photo storage anymore. Handles our current collection of 130K+ photos & videos spanning multiple decades well.

No experience with Ente, but their privacy focus / encryption support sounds awesome. Immich might have a bigger userbase / dev community through Futo / Louis Rossmann. AFAIK no encryption planned there.

Can reproduce and just shot the dev of Raccoon an email if we can do anything to fix it on our side. Love when this hopefully is all done within Lemmy natively and redirect services are not needed anymore.

URLs are now prettier - while being fully backwards compatible to the initial path structure.

Edit: Also handling invalid URLs more gracefully now

Got it.

Updated the issue tracker.

Love the idea. Then we don’t depend on chains correctly labeling products - if they add indicators at all.

Appreciate you trying to pre-fill with as many products as possible. Would love to see you finding a way to integrate community curation as well.

On another note: how about separating the database in its own service that only focuses on database management & API for other products to use as well? Or does anybody know of a similar database that is already built (community-driven, not controlled by a few)?

Absolutely open for that.

But not sure I’m following. Couln’t you already define the custom URL as https://lemsha.re/%s and leave GET params empty?

Tana let’s you only create an account if you log in through Google, Apple, Github, Microsoft.

No, thank you.

I like that. Will pick it up for the next update.

Thanks for the shout-out. Thank you for your endless stream of inspiration. Keep 'em coming! Those links are so valuable.

Thanks for the shout-out @[email protected]

A bit swamped right now, but in my head I’m planning on re-implementing gohug in vuejs and open sourcing the code. The current version was just a weekend hack when I was overjoyed with the change in our thinking that [email protected] and similar communities are bringing.

Would love to add more functionality like a fully customizable and theme-able speed-dial, search engines, lemmy and mastodon feeds, etc.

Not sure if anybody is interested in a liberated start page though. Will push it forward anyway, for personal use at least. But maybe at glacial pace 😅

Thank you so much for that background info! Will migrate my Gitea instance to Forgejo. Was quite fresh anyway, better do it now than later.

Haha. Still running an Xorg session. It’s a shame there were so many nuisances in Wayland. They seem to get fewer and by now I think it will be OK for most things. Still don’t wanna try as long as Xorg works without issues.

Ohhh… I like that. A very strong contender if I switch.

I like the TOTP scanner that automatically scans the screen for QR codes that was intorduced lately in Bitwarden and just the user interface in general that I very like.

But nothing I would lose much sleep over. Thanks for the recommendation!

Exactly. Used a Pixel 7a to test Graphene. Wanted to for a long time but was hesitant to try on my main phone. Just feel lucky I had the opportunity to get a used phone to test on now. Was well worth it IMO.

Got a used Pixel 7a to play around with. Will be supported by Graphene for a few more years I assume and good enough for everything I do.

My main driver is a Pixel 8. Usually skip a few generations in between, but liked the stock Android experience compared to other manufacturer bloat.

Was thinking about trying Graphene for some time now. The last weeks finally gave me the push to do something about it.

Similar with Qubes OS on laptop, but not sure if I’ll ever dig deep there.

Trying out hardware / software is a passion of mine. Got a Pine phone at some point to play around with different Linux based smartphone OS’es and see what the current state is.

I found that LineageOS can be a life saver for “older” hardware that is still perfectly fine but doesn’t get updates from the OEM anymore. In my experience tablets often get treated very badly in that regard.