supafuzz [comrade/them]

let them fight

not maneuverable enough to outfly a patriot

yeah that was it

I’ve got like a nice used car tied up in proprietary Windows software for audio and photography (I played myself) but there will be a tipping point where I hate Windows more than I like money

I go to the UK somewhat frequently for work and I’ve never taken money out of an ATM. You can use cards for everything.

I guess I need to start figuring out how to make all of my audio and graphics software work under wine

binaries, that’s cute. xoxo gentoo users

I am not cool or brave enough to be in Hamas

I have replaced a lot of proprietary web services with SyncThing

Syncthing is a free, open-source peer-to-peer file synchronization application available for Windows, macOS, Linux, Android, Solaris, Darwin, and BSD. It can sync files between devices on a local network, or between remote devices over the Internet. Data security and data safety are built into its design.

Some of the things I use it for:

• My encrypted password store is a local KeyPass (also libre) database file, which syncthing keeps up to date on all my computers and phones and tablets. so no LastPass or Bitwarden.
• I have gPodder (also libre) running on my desktop, which pulls podcast episodes from RSS feeds. SyncThing sends 'em to my phone instead of using Spotify
• I have replaced DropBox/Google Drive/OneDrivewith a synced folder for keeping reference documents or active work tasks up to date across my devices
• I have replaced Google Photo phone camera backups by setting up my camera storage as a synced folder that transfers everything to my home server (where it’s backed up with a separate process)

Nothing in the cloud, no data leaves my control. It has been critical for the ongoing process of decommodifying my computing.