Korean does not. BUT, we, sometimes and almost exclusively online, use whitespace(plus exclamation mark) between each characters to emphasize.

망했다 -> 망 했 다!

I go there a lot. It’s truly amazing.

As much as I hate proprietary shit, Kindle is just the best ebook reader out there. It lasts forever, in terms of both battery life and the device itself, smooth, top notch UI… etc

When I first bought my new Kindle PW, I immediately turned on Airplane mode and never turned it off. I use Calibre & DRM free ebooks and I had 0 issues.

You can also selfhost Archivbox too!

And I thought 3 days was an eternity.

unrelated: ever heard of draw.io? excalidraw, even.

Or just block internet access completely.

{ "ok": false }

That is a terrible idea. Why do you even need to use VSCode on a production server? Use SSH with Termux.

Kindle. Best fucking piece of tech I own.

I’m already daily-syncing to my own homelab, but this is nice. They eventually had to have a way to make money.

Like I said, Samsung does this crap in certain regions, specifically South Korea. I’m using Shizuku now and couldn’t be happier.

In some regions, afaik, you just CANNOT install certain apps without adb, this in my experience includes: KDEConnect, Fdroid, Newpipe…etc. The list changes time to time.

It nags me a lot, sometimes downright blocks me from installing without adb shit. Samsung.

I honestly think that this is just not going to happen. It’s already a giant pain in the ass to install apps from anywhere else than Play Store. With Shizuku it got much, much better.

I’d put this in a frame.

More like before Samsung’s trifold.

Exactly what are you trying to back up? If it’s for something like, let’s say, a password manager, syncing is the worst way imaginable.

But if it’s for your Jellyfin media backup, rsync is pretty sufficient imo. They rarely change, costs pretty penny to back up and (relatively) easy to rebuild.

So it all comes down to what your scenario is.

Linkwarden has pretty minimal hardware requirements - it was tested on a VPS with 4gb of memory and it ran pretty smoothly, the most intense part is when you build the app, but once it’s running it’s relatively lightweight.

From their website. I wouldn’t consider tested on 4gb vps having minimal hardware.

I use Linkding and I am very happy with it. Less feature? Maybe. But it’s a bookmark sync. What do you need?