This part confused me a bit. Wouldn't running the NAS at home be more safe and secure? Or are they talking about backup safety?
This part confused me a bit. Wouldn't running the NAS at home be more safe and secure? Or are they talking about backup safety?
One could argue that for applications where correctness is not critical my position does not apply, however this is not the analogy that the article is making.
In the kindest possible way: screw all of you!
Then you're going to have a great time during your PhD, good luck and have fun!
> screw all of you!
"Disregard!" https://stepsandleaps.wordpress.com/2017/10/17/feynmans-brea...
In the meantime, if you are in the Apple world then Goodlinks is a privacy friendly option for saving articles to read later.
I haven't found a decent alternative that can add articles via email like Omnivore. My workaround is to get the RSS link from Substack and add these to my RSS reader that I self host (FreshRSS).
Does [this](https://www.reddit.com/r/selfhosted/comments/165nnk6/comment...) solve the email ingestion issue for you?
I later found out that you can squeeze even more beauty out of them by boiling them down even further using differential geometry.
http://virtualmath1.stanford.edu/~conrad/diffgeomPage/handou...
https://web.archive.org/web/20230505164450/https://scholar.g...
I only know about Linktree because it's used by some artists and Twitch streamers, and they're unlikely to self-host. So presumably this is targeted to a different audience than that.
- Alice wants Bob to notify her about something
- Bob advertises an email address specific to that something
- Alice creates a disposable email address and requests that Bob notify her about that something at that disposable email address
- Alice only accepts emails to that address from Bob's something-specific email
- Once Alice receives an email from Bob's something-specific email she discards the disposable email