Have a look at GitLab.
I'm doing the same thing you are doing, but automatically. I have a repo per app and a few GitLab runners connected on my Raspis/servers. Everytime I push a change, the shell runner runs the commands configured for the pipeline. I don't have to lift a finger after changes.
I know something better and it's solar powered: Trees!
Initally some local site, then I transferred to GoDaddy, then to OVH (since GD is shit). One is still at Cloudflare (tried to move there, but they don't support al TLDs that I use, like ".eu").
For DNS I use Cloudflare. They provide a layer of privacy, i.e. your server IPs don't get exposed directly.
Danke für die Aufklärung!
Bin kein AfDler oder so, aber der Artikel hat nicht dargelegt WARUM die Argumentation der AfD falsch war.
Muss zugeben ich kenne mich bei den Ausschuss-Prozessen nicht aus. Es hört sich an, als ob es um eine Feinheit geht bzgl. des "bestimmens" eines Vorsitzenden, der jedoch immer (geheim) gewählt wird, was lt. AfD-Ansicht falsch sein soll?!
Kennt sich da wer aus? Warum genau liegen die braunen falsch?
Is this possible? I've heard, that no matter what you do as an expat you'll always have to file taxes for the US IRS.
From the point of view of the US, is renouncing citizenship even a thing? For Turkey for example it is not. You just can't "delete" your Turkish citizenship.
Let's be honest, there are ONLY dudes on Lemmy.
I recently started using https://github.com/immich-app/immich
It's basically a self hosted Google Photos and it's working really well. You can just mount your heap of photos into the container, declare it as external library and you're good to go.
After a few hours/days of training the face recognition, extracting meta data, generating thumbnails ans possibly transcoding videos you'll have a very responsive and easily searchable timeline of ALL your pictures and videos.
Will do! Just a moment...
I did the whole "GDPR, delete my stuff dance". They replied with "you have to delete your posts yourself". I didn't budge, gave them the required 30 day ultimatum, but they gave zero fucks.
Reddit sent me invitations to their IPO to my "deleted" accounts! That's a GDPR violation!
Any pointers on how to report them?
As requested, I'm posting the full text of the email into this post body. I hope it's screen reader friendly:
u/USERNAME,
tl;dr – you’re invited to a special program that lets redditors purchase stock at the same price as institutional investors when we IPO. Details about eligibility and next steps follow. This (long, dense) email has all the info we can provide due to legal restrictions.
As you may have heard, Reddit has taken steps toward becoming a publicly traded company with the initial public filing of our registration statement with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission on February 22, 2024. Yes, it’s happening.
And because you have helped make Reddit what it is today, you now have the opportunity to become Reddit owners at the same price as institutional investors.
We’re offering a Directed Share Program (“DSP”) that invites eligible users and moderators who have contributed to Reddit to participate in our initial public offer
They do, in the EU. If you fuck up your customer's data, you'll face fines consisting of hefty percentages of your yearly revenue!
VPN limiting your bandwidth? Sounds like a CPU issue. You'll be surprised how much CPU overhead it takes to encrypt and decrypt traffic at such high speeds.
They LET us KEEP our data... so they're NOT (yet) using their market power to do what they want?
I think this headline got it wrong: If MS wants to do business with Europe, they have to follow our privacy laws or face hufe fines and ultimately the boot (which would benefit nobody).
For a meal with a soup as a starter you'd set the table like this:
Fork, plate, knife, spoon
Now take away the plate and you have the, for ne most logical way of putting cutlery into the drawer.
This asshat is also just beating around the performance bush that doesn't exist, only to avoid calling the firing a layoff. Disgusting.
One warning, though: After moving, you'll probably need another Google account again, to use the Play Store... it sucks.
I did as well, but then I went Microsoft and never looked back. Google's platform still feels like a shitty startup with missing stuff everywhere, compared to Azure (or AWS).
The only thing I'm missing is Google Photos, but there are self-hosted alternatives out, that I'll try soon.
I mean, they kill services willy nilly. Sure Gmail will probably survive, but the rest drove me away (Reader, Music, ...).
Regarding your Android purchases: At the time of my move I went through my list of apps I bought and tallied the ones up, that I still used. It was less than $50 of repurchases.
Don't let those old purchases hold you back. Cut this old baggage loose.