War diese mal aber wirklich gut aushaltbar.

Auch die Diskussionen der Gäste untereinander waren wirklich sachlich und kein sei ein Kindegarten-Gequatsche wie sonst manchmal.

Kann die Folge also empfehlen.

Ah, OK.

So Vikunja itself is “just” an application. And it needs to be executed somewhere. So hosting it on a webserver like your own website would be the “intended way”.

However, web hosting can be a little bit complex, if you have absolutely no prior knowledge about that. So, I wouldn’t recommend it for novices. (But, it can be a fun hobby if you want to learn something new.)

But fortunately, you don’t necessarily need to do the work of hosting it yourself on your own. Other friendly people are already running Vikunja on their server and are providing it as a free service to others. (Check out the two links I provided in my original reply.)

You can sign up on their instance and use it like any other web service. So, I would recommend to open an account at one of their servers for the purpose of trying out Vikunja. If you like it, you can still think about registering somewhere else or hosting it on your own.

What is it, that is not clear to you exactly? More the whole “run on your own server” thing or just “how vukunja works” on an application level?

(I will try to explain if you want and if I can.)

Wow, never had that book on my radar. Plot sounds pretty crazy!

Naahh. Probably not. 😅

But I’m not sure if the UI will be displayed correctly in other languages. But I added the links to two trustworthy servers, if anyone wants to try.

I like Vikunja. https://vikunja.io/

However, this is more meant to run on your own server. If you are not able to, there are some free servers out there - but I was only able to find German ones until now.

• https://tasks.adminforge.de/
• https://todo.tchncs.de/

Joplin is more of a “notes” app. But yes, you can do todo’s in it quite fine.

Reden von EU Souveränität.
Haben Gmail Adressen.

Hach ja, die Ironie. 😅

Aber mal ernst, ich weiß nicht was ich von der Initiative halten soll. Irgendwie ist mir die (noch) zu Inhaltsleer und der Lösungsansatz zu unterkomplex. Also ich lass mich gerne davon überraschen, aber irgendwie trifft das die eigentlich Problematik aus meiner Sicht noch nicht so ganz.

CoMaps is an app that focuses on user friendliness. But it might lack some “power features”.

Osmand is great when you really want to tweak your map experience. But it can be a little complicated for the occasional user.

An somewhat complete overview off apps & tools that are using OSM data can be found here: https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Comparison_of_Android_applications

If you can’t find a location/address with your OSM app, check if the data even exists on OSM. If it is not there yet, you can check out StreetComplete, which is a cool way to add, check & fix the upstream OSM data.

In my experience, it doesn’t matter where you are on the internet, you will always be faced with idiots who try to bring you down.

Don’t let them win. Be yourself and politely ignore (and block) the hell out of these people. It is YOUR time and you should be able to live it the way YOU want it.

Best of luck and hope to see you around.

It is basically a meme space for people on the spectrum. It has some “circlejerk” vibes to it, if you are familiar with this genre of subs.

The subreddit description reads:

The place where we evilly collect special interests and rub textures without mercy.

Ja… Aber nein.

Es geht um kurzfristige vs. langfristige CO2 Zyklen.

Wenn du mit Biomasse heizt, dann bleibt die CO2 Bilanz relativ konstant, weil du beim verbrennen der Biomasse quasi “gleichzeitig” (= kurzfristig) so viel CO2 frei setzt wie von Biomasse gebunden wird. Das gilt natürlich nur für einen nachhaltigen Kreislauf - also wo du nur so viel entnimmst wie auch wirklich nach wächst.

Bei fossilen Brennstoffen ist das ja CO2, dass so in der Form nie wieder freigesetzt worden wäre. Bzw. verbrauchen wir viel mehr Kohlenstoff/Energie als durch natürliche Prozesse wieder als fossile Masse gebunden wird. Deine CO2 Bilanz steigt also langfristig.

WD-40 is not a lubricant. At least not in the sense of one you would need for a bike chains. The oil-film that it places between the chain links is so thin that it doesn’t really reduce friction enough. So your chain will wear quicker if you just use WD40 alone.

Personally, I don’t care too much about chain wear and just take a cotton rag and some standard chain oil. In the evening, I just dry-wipe my chain clean, apply some oil and then wipe off the access again. Works good enough for me. Also: The oil can be used on other parts and bearings as well.

If you want to have a very low maintainence chain (in dry weather conditions) you could also look into waxing your chain. However, there is some additional invest (time & material) needed to set it up initially.

Das ist genau der Grund warum ich bis jetzt immer noch Keepass + private Cloud benutze. Mir war das ganze “Passwortserver” Gedöns immer etwas suspekt.

Aber hauptsächlich war mir “offline & Datenredundanz” die wichtigeren Treiber für die Entscheidung.

Have a nice day too! 👋

Read my second sentence again.

The thing I am SURE about is, that using words and concepts from one area and postulating that they are applying in the same sense in another area, just because we found some loose similarity or similar trait, is logically not sound. See False-Equivalence

Our understanding of “pain” only makes sense when applying it to beings with a nervous system, because this word describes just THAT.

It’s like talking about hair and hairstyles and then applying the derived insights to birds, because their feathers “remind” us of hair.

It just doesn’t apply. Other contexts require dedicated concepts that are not “loaded” by using termina from irrelevant concepts.

Emotive language does not help your argument. It weakens any validity it might have otherwise.

Plants don’t “feel pain”. The entire concept of “pain” is alien to everything without a central nervous system.

Plants DO however react to stressful external stimuli. They do that in a way, that we will never be able to relate to.

Some publications use words as “pain” and “suffering” in that context in order to go give non-academic folks something to relate. But on a scientific level, these terms are irrelevant at best.

I have a split ergo and set a dedicated layer on one half as a “navigation layer”. There, I have pyramid on ESDF, skip word forward/back, start/end of line, … I placed these other movement-keys around the ESDF cluster “logically” as I don’t care to much on saving space on a dedicated layer.

Mailbox has aliases. (3 also included in LIGHT) It also has “disposable addresses” but not in LIGHT configuration. I think you need at least to pay for STANDARD.

However, I don’t quite understand what you mean with “Bitwarden integration”. Wouldn’t a browser plugin or something being used for that?

Yeah, that’s the wonder of the Fediverse. One network that can be interacted with by many tools and platforms.