eavotan

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by eavotan 5y ago
Sorry my statement was not clear. I meant I was loosing interesting articles on my RSS server without filtering. I won't be loosing resources that I have already archived. On the other side, having so many sources allows me to find art
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by eavotan 5y ago
I just don`t do it. One could use a service in between, which opens up pay-walled content. But for me it`s not worth the hassle. Even if I`m loosing high quality content ... which is only available on one site. I blacklist "bad" s
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by eavotan 5y ago
Almost. Those bookmarks are more or less the tip of the iceberg. And they were almost all created during $DAYJOB which was years ago. Although already then (~2017) i had about 3500 sources in my RSS Server. And of course, I lost track of ev
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by eavotan 7y ago
+1 for posteo. they are transparent about who wants data from them. https://posteo.de/en/site/transparency_report
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by eavotan 7y ago
came here to say this. zotero also saves metadata as an extra. as long as it is used from within a browser.
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by eavotan 7y ago
If you want to support multiple platforms this is the way to go. I don't see a problem with it. We have the freedom to use different package managers. It comes, likes everything else, with it's own drawbacks.
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by eavotan 7y ago
The lack of information. Most install docs tell about installation requirements. One-liners don't.
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by eavotan 7y ago
> Not knowing what the script is going to do. This is more like: not knowing what to do, when it doesn't work. And this is always the case until it works. Which is just a local Phenomenon and i can't expect things that work for