I think you have a lot of beliefs about the first that are not stated. There are many many ways to frame the first in which you would not so easily answer yes. There are very few ways to frame the second in which it’s ethical.

I’m sure your thought process involves a lot more than what is mentioned in the prompt. So you most likely do not know the answer to the first, even though you think you do.

For a serious answer, because ethics is concerned with self. You already know the answer to the second question and will very likely never be in that situation. You do not know the answer to the first and have a much higher likelihood of being in that situation.

I’m pretty sure there’s some software to prevent what the other user said from happening as well.

Problem with answering this question is that I forget what the problems are until I use it again. I can ask my wife, she’ll remember cause she was real annoyed.

OnlyOffice has so many missing features but it is the one that is closest to actual Microsoft office for me and my wife. Libre isn’t even close. If next cloud can fix all the missing features then they have my support.

The legislation is entirely to allow Facebook to get away with harming minors, so I wouldn’t call it mild in any sense of the word.

Yeah the article is good.

The Colorado law is still under consideration and has only gone through the senate. https://leg.colorado.gov/bills/SB26-051

Email your legislators telling them that parents already have access to network block tools, these laws won’t stop the problem anyway (run through a vpn), they’re a free speech nightmare, they’re collecting more data on American citizens when America has data breaches losing data every few days, and Congress literally studied this twenty years ago and decided it wasn’t a good idea then, what makes it a good idea now?

And yet those laws are definitely going to go to court and haven’t been passed yet even, so why the eagerness to comply???

I would say that’s not actually the key quote at all, especially since the author states that many times finding a smaller audience is the goal.

Honestly if you’re that worried about it, I’d just wait and not use anything. Instead of wasting time trying to find a product that probably won’t get better, you can wait and get Fluxer when they make it ready.

Or you could pull stoat and modify the code yourself.

Are you talking about self hosting for fluxer? They explicitly state in their documentation they don’t want people using the current version because they’re doing a rewrite, so you should wait.

Well for things that aren’t my media collection (why would I care about a bunch of movies I can redownload at any time?) I use restic to Wasabi. I also have a secondary backup using the backblaze docker container which keeps prices very cheap.

Most people with media collections use unraid or truenas, not an off the shelf nas. You can build an unraid server with almost anything. My unraid server has 27TB and that’s quite small in the community from what I have heard.

I thought it said “nerd space” not “third space” and I was like what’s that??!!

I’d never heard that you could do this but it seems very smart. You could always contribute the features you want to Mere, since it’s open source. https://github.com/cfu288/mere-medical

That’s probably more likely to help you than trying to using a free version of a paid product.

Explain how it’s possible. If you’re talking about if you go in and modify the kernel sure. For a person that’s asking on a forum, no, they are looking for a built in way.

I do not think that is possible but if it is, then you’ll want to ask in the discord or discourse forums.