wow congrats. what a lovely picture.

Fedora is great

No, in my eyes PoW is just a waste of resources. At least let them do some useful computation for the node.

PoW? Really?

I still prefer logseq

thank you for sharig this! The New Oil es a great informateon source.

Benefits - costs: If your benefits from having less spam and the work they are doing by solving the task are greater than your costs this is acceptable.

I’d say the battery problem is now under control. The UI is still horrible though…

I think they evolved quite well. They even have a cellular net now.

It’s called Helium

You here?

Finally!

Which ones? And where did you get the info?

It’s for getting acquainted with the whole software stack. Also I have enough free time for it :) I’m also very well aware what the difference between a container service and a hypervisor are, I’m just a little overwhelmed by what open stack can do.

I2P isn’t a service if you mean that. It is a whole new network just like the regular clearnet or the tor network.

What do you mean?

That’s how I did it. But be careful: It won’t be pleasant at first and very time intensive!

Basically, you should choose your distro according to the available UIs (DesktopEnvironments) as well as the philosophy and back-end configuration of the distribution.

UI (desktop environments):

• KDE (Windows like)
• Gnome (MacOS like)
• XFCE (very barebones, windows like)
• Cinnamon (also windows like)
• CosmicDE (comming soon, mix of KDE and Gnome)

Distros:

• Fedora: very stable yet a very progressive philosophy (usually implement major changes first). Comes in Gnome, KDE and other variants (spins)
• PopOS!: “Just works” distro, great for NVidia cards. Currently still using Gnome but will soon switch to CosmicDE.
• ArcoLinux: If you want something beginner-friendly but want to be able to change everything later. Extremely flexible, comes in many flavours like Gnome, KDE, …

Your smtp will still be able to connect to other services afaik. Its just about the hosted website.

I just meant it as a static domain to host stuff. If you don’t care about anonymity you can just reduce the hops and it will get fairly stable.