sudo mkdir /media/NewSSD # the name you like
lsblk -f # look for UUID of new ssd

then add it to fstab https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Fstab

Something like

UUID=<insert drive UUID> /media/NewSSD ext4 defaults 0 2

Make sure you use the correct filesystem (e.g. ext4 or other)

This.
“Just do a quick update” and spend 1h trying to fix some broken updates

Also look at https://archlinux.org/news/ before updating (or follow the RSS feed), some updates may need manual intervention

I use Davx⁵ for Webdav/NextCloud calendars sync, and Fossify Callendar

Maybe not what you looking for, but must Foss calendars are based on AOSP calendar, with same look and features

OpenSSH right? What version?
No issues with Dropbear

So KDE Connect for Windows

https://blissos.org/

Gentoo

Tested remotely on termux and looks good on small screen

Khal is a nice tui calendar, maybe not for your needs like calendar.txt

What’s wrong with kitty?

I’ve been using kitty for some time didn’t had any issues, and multiplexing is useful.

PS: i used tmux for many years, and still use on headless

Without the soundtrack is just another skate game, THPS had the best soundtracks

And you think that’s only on Telegram, there’s also groups on WhatsApp, Facebook, Instagram… are they going to arrest Mark Zuckerberg?

If Telegram is shutdown today, those groups will move to other platforms, it could be also Lemmy.

Is not about ilegal activities, but privacy, you can have a private (E2EE) or one where governments watch all private messages.

Passwords can be leaked, mostly by bad security on server side.

Passkeys use secure keys, it checks public keys on both sides and send private key to authenticate, without both keys can’t login or if the server is compromised.

It’s like GPG or SSH works.

Using it for some months

I tried to keep things simple, however I use Kodi mainly with PlexMod addon.

Plex official apps have many issues with audio and subtitles, Kodi plays (almost) everything and better options for audio/subtitles

Kodi: A standalone multimedia player, it plays contents stored locally or on the network (SMB, NFS)

Plex/Jellyfin: Multimedia server, it shares local content over network/internet to multiple users.

Stremio: Plays content from online sources (torrent, HTTP)

Thanks, very cool app, and i don’t watch anime.

Added to the list.

Dnscrypt site explains some of the different DNS protocol types
https://dnscrypt.info/faq

PS: There isn’t Do53, that’s just plain (unencrypted) DNS

Next release fixes that https://github.com/Suwayomi/Suwayomi-Server/pull/811