That’s how it supposed to work, free RAM does nothing :)

I can not be, nextcloud was just an example. I have never had an issue with nextcloud backups

Proton is starting to loose focus in my opinion. I’ve been a costumer for 5 years only using email and I moved this year to fastmail and I couldn’t be happier. Unlimited emails alias, good apps, ability to use thunderbird without a self hosted bridge.

The promise of a encrypted email does not work if your contacts are not on proton too (for me was 100% of my contacts).

If you are really focused on privacy you would choose nextcloud for cloud for example and keypass or Bitwarden for password managers.

I would like them to focus on email client features and stop this side hustles.

Massive server application? Running on a PI 3? If you don’t want to federate with massive servers it’s super lightweight!

Banff -> Montereal -> Toronto

It was the first time that I’ve experience this kind of comments. I’m a tallish white male and I was confused as Canadian sometimes during this trip

Visited canada a few days ago.

I thought that the people would be super nice, in my experience they don’t. People working in tourism are super friendly but we felt that the people are super harsh with tourists.

We even had a group of kids saying out loud “I don’t like people with big backpacks” (And no my backpack was not touching them or on a seat) or a security officer saying that he does not work on the information department so he was not helping us.

I have family there and I got to meet some incredible people but I felt that they were super hash sometimes.

Also Canada is beautiful!

It’s super strange for me to only drink bottled water/filtered abroad.

I’ve visited Peru and when I said to locals that we drink tap water directly they just didn’t believe. It was unthinkable to them. And the bottled water was not cheap there…

I’m Portuguese

So it’s more or less the same as mastodon… I had to move to another, bigger, instance to be able to see news and follow hashtags without a relay

First comment :) Researching about self-hosting a personal instance now…