milan

• On certain parts of the tchncs infra, an emergency-co-admin already got access, I should prioritize this more so that it also counts for the host lemmy runs on. Other than that, unless something happens to me, there will not be any surprise shutdown of service. In the highly unlikely event of a planned shutdown, there will be at the very very least half a year time for users to move to other instances.
  • The donation situation for tchncs is ... fine, at least for securing cost coverage excluding my time. If cost cutting is required (which luckily has not happened yet), I of course try to prioritize on actively used services and try saving on services that are wasteful in terms of user/needed resource ratio. Something like peertube perhaps where terrabytes of video only get a handful of views.
• Only instances that seem dedicated to lawbreaking/extensive rulebreaking content or unmoderated instances overrun by bots will be blocked. And ideally only if there is too much or risk of too much exposure to our instance, causing too much moderation effort required. There will not be an instance block against instances where I dislike people or similar (there are quite sensible admins in the network tho that would act like that or similar, sadly). If we have an instance on the list, that does not seem to belong there, I am open for reconsideration.

And note: I keep trying to do whats best for the community. I am always open for ideas and opinions. :) If i don't respond to something, it is very likely that I once again failed to manage my inbox and tasks. 😅

1. If you convince me that people would actually use these frontends, then yes, i'll add them. ;)
2. Yes, as not all software supports SSO via oauth/saml, it is not an option everywhere. (yes, i know, a few are doing so in the meantime and i should reevaluate) – thats because its not just frontends to the network in this case, sadly

so far like a few months bubble bursted on tsla stock, and thats not the first time.

Worth keeping an eye on: Zen, based on Firefox, getting quite close to Arc

i disagree as there are plenty of tools to post to multiple platforms at once. but yea if they were so kind to actually interact then yes

naja dann halt auch digital, jedenfalls seh ich nicht mehr ein auf mein minimales portmonee zu verzichten nur wegen so nem papier wisch der da nicht reinpasst und sich absolut nicht zeitgemäß anfühlt

macht ma erstmal fahrzeugschein in kartenformat oderso

mmh i look at the github org tho, but there are indeed some external contributions it looks like at least

at least the recent (non-release) docker image should have plaid support for that. It appears to require a few environment variables. Have not yet "plaid" with that but might do so soon.

Oh and for stocks, it is bound to their Synth thing, 1K request are free per month (not all of my etfs are listed atm tho). The synth api key also goes into the env. (which confuses me right now as it also is an input field in the app, dunno but works)

One thats under active development but getting more and more insteresting would be https://maybefinance.com/ – a Rails app. It supports investments and stuff which seems rare. For import they appear to double down on Plaid, which appears to also do a Europe thing which was recently added, however CSV is also supported

du kannst crossposten aber afaik leider nicht einfach so verschieben