ConvertX is a fully open-source, self-hosted file converter supporting hundreds of formats (documents, media, ebooks, images, video).A solid privacy-friendly alternative to cloud file converters — your files stay on your own server. https://github.com/C4illin/ConvertX More tools like this: https://digital-escape-tools-phi.vercel.app/#Privacy #OpenSource #SelfHosting #FOSS #DeGoogle #FileTools

ShareX is a powerful open-source screen capture and productivity tool for Windows.Not self-hosted itself, but its custom uploader support lets you send screenshots and files to your own server, S3-compatible storage, or privacy-friendly endpoints instead of third-party clouds. Great for power users who want automation, OCR, and full control over their data. https://github.com/ShareX/ShareX More tools like this: https://digital-escape-tools-phi.vercel.app/#Privacy #OpenSource #FOSS #DeGoogle #Productivity #Windows

I want to know this too. Searaching about I find this thread https://community.openstreetmap.org/t/a-crowd-sourced-review-service-for-openstreetmap/136235 which names: * https://lib.reviews/ * https://mangrove.reviews/ which may be a good start. Anyone reading this has an invite?

@ncoca The greater offense here is the DHS official who sent #DHS agents to harass someone who exercised his protected right to speak.Don't expect #Google or any corporation in any country to risk the state taking legal action against them to defend the rights of their customers. They won't.

@tux0r @kagihq @pluralistic Yeah, sucks when people keep receipts.

@murena The real issue with Big Tech is it’s really Big Capitalists. I’m considering an alternative to Apple.

#DeGoogle list with best private alternativeshttps://tuta.com/blog/degoogle-list#privacy #FOSS #Google

@flare @olivetree @organicmaps @CoMaps Bisher hat CoMaps das nicht. Es gibt noch MagicEarth aber hier ist ein Abo fällig.

@ludd openstreetmap as a foundation. There appear to be lots of labellers out there.e.g. https://www.osm-generator.com/editorI haven't tried any, so I don't recommend any specific one

@tadbithuman In my experience, the big providers are strict, but accept the mails as long as you play by their rules:- Matching forward and reverse DNS- Correct hostname in HELO- Strict SPF records- DKIM Signing- DMARC RecordsI have no issues with deliverability to GMail, Outlook, UnitedInternet etc.

@xwink what alternatives do you use then?

I have a Fairphone 5. Which degoogled OS should I install on it?Would appreciate it if you have real world experience actually installing the OS you recommend. It's really difficult, in my experience.#degoogle #aosp #fairphone

@ottaross I just use a search engine without AI, like Startpage

@julian I have the same setup running: both Syncthing and Immich using docker compose on a Raspberry Pi 4. Works well for me for quite a while now. Feel free to ask if you need help.

@julian Yes, the OsmAnd UI is a mess. An amazing amount of (probably good) features hidden in a mess.