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an experiment bringing together Hugo and Internet Archive to provide a rock solid, lightweight and ethical solution to serve audio files.
The main objective is to share loads of audio files (hundreds of gigabytes are fine) without the hassle of Youtube / Dropbox / Soundcloud etc
Contact: https://audio.phoni.es/contact/
Nextcloud, synced with Etar on my android phone
To get an overview of these (toxic IMHO) companies, I strongly recommend this episode of Last Week Tonight:
Gitlab provides several web interfaces:
- a basic WYSIWYG when you click on "Edit"
- Gitpod and Gitlab IDE, based on Vs code in the browser, allowing custom settings and extension
The jamstack for sure
A Samsung S4 Neo, paid 35€, set up with /e/ (an adaptation of LineageOS).
It does what I tell him to do, and I've seen no ads or unwanted notifications since I use it (4 years now)
I prefer localGfonts, "Online tool to provide fonts and css snippets for self-hosting using google fonts"
The French nuclear industry was mostly privatized and is ran now by Areva (rebranded Orano after several scandals)
I disagree, the live server is super practical. Are you sure it takes a lot if energy to the dev BTW?
I especially like Hugo plugged with Netlify CMS. Free, powerful, and robust.
The learning curve is steep but it worth it.
Only caveat though: the "Bus factor" is very low and it's sometime intimidating to contribute on the Github tracker
Totally free Jamstack themes repository: https://jamstack.club
It's a WIP, feedback welcome!
Grammarly is nice (as a non native English speaker)
See also cal.com
Briar maybe?
OVH provides email service for 4$/month: https://www.ovhcloud.com/en/emails/
The first mail client setup is not obvious though
Doc can be downloaded with Zeal
This firefox extension does a good job most of the time:
https://addons.mozilla.org/fr/firefox/addon/single-file/
This is for personal/offline backup in the first place. Do you need the possibility to share the archive?
(Note that gitlab.com has the same feature)
Browser editors like github.dev maybe?
Alright, thanks for the update!
Promnesia is meant for that (I didn't test it though): https://beepb00p.xyz/promnesia.html
Use Newpipe
The book "Design is a job" by Mike Montero provides precious advice, useful for designer and other members of a web agency
Headless CMSs somehow
Netlify provides a good DX
I would recommend 'micro' instead, with human-friendly keyboard shorcuts
French fracking opponent here. Fracking is a technique we have to fight against, with or without the foreign money.
This guy doesn't deserve an in depth analyse:
"Anti-fracking "climate activists" are, in reality, pro-scarcity Malthusians who hate modern life & Western civilization"
Some online services allows you to check the status of a website from other countries, see for example https://downforeveryoneorjustme.com
Do you manage your own server for DavX?
No, I use a Nextcloud provided by a non-profit I know.
Some Nextcloud instances are provided for free by other french non-profit organizations, you can find a list here: [chatons.org](https://www.chatons.org/search/by-service?service_type_targe...). Please checkout their website for details -- provided services and conditions may vary
French speaker here: your translation is correct
Signal
From Fdroid:
- K9mail
- Mullvad
- Etar + DavX
- Markor
- Newpipe
- Red moon
- Nextcloud (requires hosted service)
- Wallabag (requires hosted service)
Non FOSS:
- Aurora store
- Waze
- Google maps