I always drink lots of it when visiting countries that have it. Classic flavour is the best, but there are lots of different ones.

Kofola is life, Kofola is love. 😍

Oh wow, thanks for that, I had no idea…

I just bought one used (Gen1) for 450 EUR, I’d consider that cheap for this kind of hardware.

Alternatively look for Thinkpad X13 (Ryzen), slightly bigger, great hardware and value.

Thinkpad X1 Nano. Great specs, approx. 920 grams, super lightweight. Decent CPU and RAM (I did some light video editing on mine and it’s great), and a 2k screen (13 inch).

I’m using Debian on mine, works out of the box (like all Thinkpads, in my experience).

I don’t have the newest GPU, but a rather new AMD one and I can play anything without problems. Love Debian for gaming, actually, no other distro has worked quite as well for that (for me) until now.

Same here, KeePassXC via Syncthing, has been working like a charm for many years and I love it.

Why not Debian?

In the advanced options of syncthing (web GUI) you can turn off deletions for every sync folder respectively.

I monitor everything with xymon, I get emails when there’s a problem. Works like a charm.

Had to read it twice to understand what they WANTED to say

Oh yeah, same. Great writeup, comprehensive and well written, have it bookmarked in case I need to talk to people about Threema.

Maybe “kdeconnect”? It can do that any much more.

To be fair, they’re getting better again, for example I was pleasantly surprised that the T14 G5 had two RAM banks, nothing soldered, which was de facto default in most Lenovo laptops for the last years.

Okay, I see what you mean… Firefox has a smaller menu, fitting neatly on one page, whereas Waterfox has a longer menu which needs scrolling. Sorry for the confusion and thanks for pointing this out.

I’m using Waterfox, maybe that’s the problem… But when I open the menu, it’s only half open and I have to scroll down every time. Will try with Firefox too and see if it happens there too.

No, it does work, but I always have to scroll down to reach it, because the new menu does not show all the buttons at once, when opened. This is really annoying.

I hate it and changed it back almost immediately. The way I use Firefox, I always select “quit” to close it, which deletes all temporary files and cookies and this is just not doable with the new menu, which wastes precious screen space.

Collabora Office together with Nextcloud/Seafile/OCIS/Pydio.

Easily selfhostable and great.

I mean, you could have read the article before asking, it’s literally in there…