Can I ask what draws you to this topic, considering it doesn't concern your everyday life? Is it out of guilt and a need to prevent history from repeating itself?
Idk why you're downvoted, you're right. I mean, I know why you're downvoted โ they aren't able to separate the corporation trying their hardest to lock people into their walled garden from the corporation's victims (in lack of a less dramatic word ๐ซ )
I'm going to rent another server later today and run my own instance as well, I'm so thrilled ๐ฅน
Oh my bad, it didn't appear on my feed so I thought I screwed up. Also I couldn't upload an image the regular way, it had an error pop up about some kinda JSON parsing problem. Getting used to it here;) I'll delete the other post mb
Okay I'm not sure how to link pictures on my Nextcloud instance and have them previewed prettily
It's nice seeing that unlike the Reddit breadtube, this one seems a bit less celeb oriented ๐น
The people who coordinated celebrity AMAs did it for free...? That disgusting sisyphian labour was done for free? That might have been the most important work any mod team did from the perspective of Reddit's PR. How could Reddit be that ungrateful? They had it all
That's right, I found them weird as well. I remember having the hierarchy info lost when viewed in Nextcloud, i.e. all tasks were at the same level with none of the nesting shown in the mobile app. In my case I wasn't using subtasks properly but rather used them as lists, so I just moved them to CalDAV lists ๐น
tasks.org appreciation thread
I just spent half an hour going through all of the app's settings and I'm in awe from the amount of work that went into it. Some of the things that made me realize the author put their heart and soul into it:
- Custom filters; pages that show tasks satisfying a certain criteria, e.g. due date is up until tomorrow
- Notification sound can be played repeatedly 5 times to catch your attention
- Random reminders in case you're procrastinating
- Optionally ignore fields you don't use in the task editing screen. I hid reminders (because the defaults are good enough), tags, location, priority. I appreciate it so much.
- The fucking widget is customizable to death, you can hide the check boxes, hide the dividing lines between tasks, change the font size.
It's perfect, it's obviously on F-Droid, and it obviously syncs with Nextcloud. The widget thing was what made me write this post. They really went out of their way to make the app satisfy everyone.
Thanks for listening
tasks.org is so good
I just spent half an hour going through all of the app's settings and I am so hyped from the amount of details that went into it. Some of the things that made me realize the author put their heart and soul into it:
- Custom filters; pages that show tasks satisfying a certain criteria, e.g. due date is up until tomorrow
- Notification sound can be played repeatedly 5 times to catch your attention
- Random reminders in case you're procrastinating
- Optionally ignore fields you don't use in the task editing screen. I hid reminders (because the defaults are good enough), tags, location, priority. I appreciate it so much.
- The fucking widget is customizable to death, you can hide the check boxes, hide the dividing lines between tasks, change the font size.
It's perfect, it's obviously on F-Droid, and it obviously sync with Nextcloud. The widget thing was what made me write this post. They really went out of their way to make the app satisfy everyone.
Thanks for listening
K3b for CD ripping, Kid3 for tagging audio files!
Yeah idk if it's out of nostalgia but I love having different devices that do different things. That's also why I feel hardware synths are way more fun than software ones, and playing keys is way more fun than messing with DAWs
I think it also archives old.reddit.com, works for me at least
Ficus solely because biking under their shade feels like a dream
I got so tired of American cultural references that I couldn't get