Nextcloud Version 26 - Hub 4 available:
https://nextcloud.com/blog/hub-4-pioneers-ethical-ai-integration-for-a-more-productive-and-collaborative-future/
We have added #Nextcloud to our #wiki since the new version doesn't need the php-legacy package on #Arch anymore we have created a little #tutorial for it:
https://wiki.techsaviours.org/en/server/services/nextcloud
As usual, also in #german:
https://wiki.techsaviours.org/de/server/services/nextcloud
Have fun with that
Dan
A Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 Lite T110 with @postmarketOS !
What am I supposed to do with that? I'm not sure, the fact that #postmarketos is running on it is great.
Check out https://wiki.postmarketos.org/wiki/Samsung_Galaxy_Tab_3_Lite_7.0_(samsung-goyawifi)
A bit more text https://techsaviours.org/news/en/samsung-galaxy-tab-3-lite-t110-t111-and-postmarketos
#tchncs now hosts a #ntfy push service. If you were already trying ntfy.sh with eg. Mastodon or Matrix but it didn't work, that's because the .sh instance blocks ip's after a certain amount of requests per minute. With https://push.tchncs.de, you can give it another shot.
Configurations such as quota/our own ratelimit are not final yet (but i try my best to make it fair)
Help us give a big #ThankGNU to Bob Proulx, Michael Stroucken, J.Fossy Weinzinger, and Savoir-faire Linux inc. for their generous donations. Contributions such as these help the #fsf fight for freedom! Check out https://u.fsf.org/3vy for a full list of donors. #FreeSoftware
Please #boost. I'm looking for devices for storing long-term digital archives of files (text, PDF, etc, nothing exotic). Needs to be fairly futureproof. Probably doesn't need to be super high capacity (but it can be). I know certain kinds of optical media are designed for long-term storage, but I doubt our ability to find the right kind of drives in ten or twenty years, thus thinking USB will be a fairly stable physical interface. I'm willing to be convinced otherwise.
Doesn't have to be bottom-of-the-barrel; if (say) a typical USB stick isn't likely to work long term but some other USB-readable device is, I can look into that.
EDIT: After some reading I'm leaning toward an HDD, in FAT32 or EXFAT format, in a USB enclosure, with written instructions to spin it up once a year and reproduce it on new media every five years.
#archives #digitalArchiving #digitalArchives #askFedi #storage #DigitalPreservation
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