Post AasdcXRKvMltFbAgKW by daltux@ayom.media
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(DIR) Post #Aaj9P4R3YtkONLyITY by nonlinear@social.praxis.nyc
2023-10-13T12:18:45Z
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Now that Dropbox moved to "we'll steal your content with AI" bandwagon, may I introduce you to Resilio Sync?Folder-to-folder, encrypted, no servers, no size limit, blazing fast, from the makers of BitTorrent.Free!https://www.resilio.com/individuals/
(DIR) Post #Aaj9P62faXQdMIZqk4 by lps@masto.1146.nohost.me
2023-10-13T12:25:44Z
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@nonlinear sorry for being cynical, but unless software is #opensource #foss, IMHO it's only a matter of time before they turn evil. You might consider https://syncthing.net/ as well.
(DIR) Post #AajD18aGsxVA6p7oX2 by daltux@ayom.media
2023-10-13T13:05:50Z
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@lps @nonlinear I have been using #Syncthing for more than five years and very content and confident about it.#FreeSoftware #FreeAsInFreedom #MPL2
(DIR) Post #AajJURM2m8yYRopHCi by nonlinear@social.praxis.nyc
2023-10-13T13:21:23Z
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@daltux @lps i can't even get *started* with sync thing.Like I can't make top from bottom. I don't think it has an onboarding, just... Levers. Resilio Sync is more simple, it doesn't even have concept of authentication, just folders connecting to folders.
(DIR) Post #AajJUUJJmjZtcEZds8 by nonlinear@social.praxis.nyc
2023-10-13T13:22:04Z
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@daltux @lps I'm recommending it to Dropbox crowd because it's simple to use, like Dropbox. It's frankly same logic, just no caps. Or surveillance.
(DIR) Post #AajJUaFHiduu1SjVQ0 by lps@masto.1146.nohost.me
2023-10-13T14:18:45Z
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@nonlinear that's fair, for anyone looking for an extremely simple replacement it's a good choice....with the caveat I mentioned at the start.
(DIR) Post #AajZGi1zZet5NivCCG by daltux@ayom.media
2023-10-13T13:56:54Z
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@nonlinear @lps Well, if you do not like #Syncthing, there are plenty more #FreeAsInFreedom options like #SparkleShare (https://sparkleshare.org), @EteSync, @CozyCloud, @nextcloud - host it or find a provider at https://github.com/nextcloud/providers#providers) - some are #FreeAsFreeBeer too. I have a #NextCloud space (and much more) at @disroot which I recommend :luffy_like:#FreeSoftware #SoftwareLivre
(DIR) Post #AajZGjBFIjsqwiG6G8 by lps@masto.1146.nohost.me
2023-10-13T17:15:34Z
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@daltux @EteSync @CozyCloud @nextcloud @disroot Would you know if #cozy is using a modified #nextcloud ?
(DIR) Post #AajnvCqBqIxrsTbcRs by daltux@ayom.media
2023-10-13T19:59:21Z
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@lps @CozyCloud @nextcloud I don't think so, at least having a look at their main source code repository pages: #NextCloud https://github.com/nextcloud/server is mainly in PHP and Cozy https://github.com/cozy/cozy-stack in Go language.
(DIR) Post #Aar4Lq0GxfVGLbqytk by CozyCloud@framapiaf.org
2023-10-17T08:06:48Z
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@lps @daltux no, we are a distinct project, we don't share code with OwnCloud nor NextCloud. The project started in the same years, but with different goals (personal cloud vs generic cloud) and technologies (Node for the first version, Go now, vs PHP).
(DIR) Post #AasdcXRKvMltFbAgKW by daltux@ayom.media
2023-10-18T01:45:06Z
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@CozyCloud @lps That is very good to know, thank you. I will certainly consider it when creating my own personal server, what I intend to, soon.
(DIR) Post #AasdcYRjBOg8N6MVZw by lps@masto.1146.nohost.me
2023-10-18T02:16:44Z
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@daltux @CozyCloud if you're considering self-hosting I wholeheartedly recommend #yunohost which if you're not familiar with, is basically a headless debian server that is simple enough for noobs to install and comes with a web admin panel to install all sorts of apps, that are basically one-click installations.https://yunohost.org/#/They even provide a free subdomain for all your hosting, an email server, and an xmpp server!
(DIR) Post #AasitGmgbPCiHtxGU4 by daltux@ayom.media
2023-10-18T03:15:21Z
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@lps @CozyCloud Looks really impressive, thank you very much! Saving it for later study.😻 :debian: