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Yes, it’s not too hard to set up. And after setting up davx5 i think you have to enable access to synced calendars in fossify calendar settings
Yes, it’s not too hard to set up. And after setting up davx5 i think you have to enable access to synced calendars in fossify calendar settings
And I can use it for hotspot data for no additional cost
From a European perspective (no idea about other places) this sounds so ridiculous. You pay for internet. Why should they be allowed to dictate if you can hotspot it or not
I have actually used ModX for quite a while. Was pretty nice compared to other CMS’s. But i agree with the other comments that a CMS seems like overkill for your use case and flat file is probably better
What benefit do you expect to get from this switch? Just wondering why there are so many Debian over Ubuntu in this thread
They already have a monopoly. The amount of people using FF is pretty small unfortunately. And there’s a bunch of sites that only test in Chrome and sometimes even actively “block” Firefox like here without making an effort to check for capabilities instead of user agent.
Plenty of them if you just search. Not sure about maps, but I’ve read this multiple times about YouTube on FF from reputable sources
Google doing the same thing with chrome, sabotaging youtube under Firefox, etc.
i want to see both of them fined heavily and best case forced to split some of their products out to separate companies (not sure how much that helps though)
As a tech interested kid, thinking about buying 10 btc for 3$/btc just because i liked the idea.
But truth is, i probably would’ve lost the keys long ago or sold at 200$ or so