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Re:Hister – private, self hosted search engine on Saturday August 22, 2026 @03:55PM (#49403219)
I've set it up today with OIDC AuthN (Keycloak), removed the username/password fields & kept only OIDC, it's working flawless.

Also indexed data is persisted on a per-user basis, so you got this isolation and certainty that your searches will not be polluted by your family's

Re:Poll: What's the best laptop for Linux these days? on Friday December 30, 2022 @07:03AM (#34184273)
wth these laptops are even more expensive than MacBooks man… this is insane
Re:Ask HN: Easing wife onto Linux laptop How to? on Thursday September 08, 2022 @05:20PM (#32772234)
why don’t you just watch youtube through Invidious ( https://invidious.io/ ) there are so many instances available, and you can even watch them in HD by appending ‘ &quality=dash’ to the url.

For Twitter you can use Nitter etc… there are alternatives, wrote a nice blog post about what I was able to collect https://dminca.codeberg.page/posts/improving-your-web-experi...

Re:Ask HN: What Apple alternatives are you switching to? on Saturday August 21, 2021 @07:54AM (#28256236)
this. It's 21st century people, we care about usability...

What simplifies in my life if I'm moving away from any ecosystem that tracks me to the OSS way, do I have to compile my own Chromium over the night? "oh, my Linux segfaulted, let's reinstall the OS"

time. Saving time on these operations is worth more than some X-company sniffing my network traffic. Yes, I care about privacy, I always decline the cookie pop-ups, always ask for GDPR contract before handing over my phone no./email to recruiters et. al. I'm doing my best without breaking usability & affecting time spent on these operations.

thanks, but I'm not paying for any browser. The browser should be free imho ;)

maybe try to monetise through donations or something of this sorts

There's one also in Germany in Regensburg, it's called Walhalla https://www.schloesser.bayern.de/deutsch/schloss/objekte/wal...
Re:Hotels of Pyongyang on Saturday September 26, 2020 @05:48AM (#24597572)
looks like Prypiat