If you’re looking for a new search engine, I’ve been using paid search provider, Kagi.com, for the last few months. They’ve been great.
If you’re looking for a new search engine, I’ve been using paid search provider, Kagi.com, for the last few months. They’ve been great.
This is sweet. Now I can upgrade my old Mac! How have I never heard of this before?
I didn’t think that book lived up to the hype. But maybe I just didn’t get it.
With Cloudflare as the registrar, you can’t change the name server for the root domain. It locks you in to Cloudflare’s NS.
not arguing, but what do you use instead (other than your local book store)?
Tangential question for people browsing this post: would you recommend a different Linux distribution over Debian and Ubuntu for OP? If so, which one and why?
Sure, if there’s a free trial (Kagi has one). Though if it’s from you, probably not 😉
What, to try things before you dismiss them as dumb?
If you’re not paying for it, you are the product. Don’t knock it til you try it.
I’ve switched over to a paid search engine, kagi.com. There are no ads and the results are better than DDG.
An email client isn’t exactly something that’s self hosted. But Apple Mail works perfectly fine on iOS and Mac OS. Fastmail has push support too.
I’d argue it’s perfectly fine for beginners with time and desire to learn. The Arch Wiki is a great resource.
Hey, if you’re comfortable and happy with Windows, and don’t feel the need to switch, then don’t feel pressured. If you want to try Linux for fun, try a distro like Arch, that gives you a lot of control and a lot to play with.
Precisely. Ad and user data supported products will always balance making their users happy, with making their paying customers happy.