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Thank you for editing your original comment to reflect that 😎
Thank you for editing your original comment to reflect that 😎
Haven’t heard anything so far, what are they?
No gatekeeping. We did not have to answer any question, write any essay showing we were worthy etc.
Reddit refugees were welcome no question asked.
Once were in, we found the admin/founder to be cool, open and reasonable.
We stayed.
There is this other line of thinking. Most frequently used should be more easily accessible hence bigger. That is what is causing confusion here.
Rodent is nice.
Ah, that would be bliss.
I thought at least open source ones would do it otherwise considering the freedom they represent.
Looks like it has not reached that point yet.
Suppose I want to keep a backup and decide later what I want to discard, I will have to keep on doing it manually each time to update the archive.
WhatsApp did it properly before where I could easily backup the whole directory which included all media and chat database locally. But now they are forcing Google backups which I do not like. I was looking for alternatives but they all seem to need this kind of manual saves. Eg. Signal, Twin Me, and the recently tried Jami.
The best story of beginning with Linux I have heard so far!
Ah, I have never seeded anything primarily. Still I thought as he was asking for things to check, I posted it.
Make sure that you are seeding random blocks instead of serial. That way peers who have a different block will exchange among themselves rather than waiting for you to provide each and every piece.
Almost similar feeling with LiftOff recently!
Multiling-o keyboard might fit the bill.