Mainly to browse remote files from my phone, allows me to access my documents from any device.
https://github.com/dbeley/awesome-lemmy#mobile--desktop-apps
In addition to gathering feedback, I would also strongly recommend trying multiple clients to find one that suits your preferences. It is a relatively friction-free experience.
From my limited testing of tailscale a while back, I don't see any reason it wouldn't work. Saw no reason to switch from my wireguard setup.
It's pretty much everywhere Plex is. The main issue is that it's trickier to set up for sharing outside your LAN.
Agreed on the slop part. There's a Twitter post embedded with a link to the site in the article.
I went on a similar search when I ditched big tech a few years ago. I tried most of the options that were available at the time but I'm sure the landscape has changed now.
I've been happy with the shopping list manager built into https://github.com/TandoorRecipes/recipes with https://github.com/kitshn-app/kitshn
I've been stacking newshosting BF offers for a few years and the prices have been relatively stable.
I don't use the included VPN for anything other than the occasional troubleshooting so it's not really a value add for me.
Anyone who needs a VPN probably already has a subscription with one of the reputable providers.
Also VQ and Avatar. Didn't have high expectations of either but cautiously optimistic for Avatar. Slow horses never fails to meet the high standards they set with their first season.
I'm also enjoying Cupertino but I like everything the Kings put out.
Why not? Asking out of curiosity.
Is it a recent trend in journalism to not offer any context or has this been going on for a while?
What is the point of telling us about the record if you don't at least mention the previous record holder?
In this case, it's probably Mel Lastman in 2000 with 483277 votes.
Seems like most people use nicotine+ or slskd on linux and they're being actively developed.
FMHY is going to be the default answer 99% of the time to any question looking for links. The sidebar is usually a good place to look.

