• wake up

• do some exercises

• have breakfast

• check email (if there is urgent issues, do some work)

• listen to music

• go shopping for food

• check email

• listen to music

• have lunch

• check email

• listen to music

• read books

• check Lemmy

• sleep

• repeat

Non commercial, remote work. Low budget life (bikes, no cars), relatively low rent. Buying clothes at recycle shops. Don’t drink, no parties. Trying to be a responsible Earthling.

Depending on what broke, would a Fairphone not be a good option ?

Several Chromebook models can run Linux without messing with the firmware : https://github.com/eupnea-linux/depthboot-builder A cool project. I have a refurbished Chromebook with touch screen running Linux.

Can you do a tldr; for the article in English ?

Lots of other choices : https://searx.space

Tuta may be ticking all your 5 entries. You can simply test it, sign up, pay the 12 Euros per year, go for custom domain and check the options.

Stalwart looks neat, thanks for mentioning it. 🐧

okay :) I find it interesting because :

• Build in Rust
• Supports several databases like rocksdb, PostgreSQL, MySQL, SQLite
• Seems to support connecting to your current logins setup e.g. LDAP or MySQL db
• Got funding via NLnet
• Supports JMAP
• Does not seem to require Docker (which means for me some flexibility network config wise to run it on an existing server where non Docker based services are running).
• Encryption at Rest enabled or disabled by user.

Especially the JMAP part I am curious about. I hope to toy with this every now and then, and then report back :)

There’s a PPA for neovim, currently at 0.7.x : https://launchpad.net/~neovim-ppa/+archive/ubuntu/stable Oh, sorry, I see NvChad wants 0.9.4 and Nerdfonts (Though not a hard requirement : https://docs.rockylinux.org/books/nvchad/nerd_fonts/).

https://launchpad.net/~neovim-ppa/+archive/ubuntu/unstable -> 0.10.x