You can run syncthing on Fedora/Debian/Arch (or even MacOS) and any device can be your "where does it go". You don't need cloud services or a local server.
recently changed my bank.
i refused facial recognition so they simply fixed an irl appointment.
Councillor i met was an old user of Cyanogen.
Their app works without boogle services and that too was one of the reasons for my choice.
I'm guessing (and hoping too) that some banks won't be closing their virtual doors to nonBoogled people
syncthing, simple and easy
i'm not knowledgeable on the subject but the little i know makes me think that they're not comparable: Boomers in PRC didn't have the occasion to gobble everything (profiting from the WWII destruction)??
While still flopping around like he barely controls his body.
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Youtube is a boomers website
boomers are still watching TV with channels to zap and a remote.
if a boomer is on fecesbook, that's to look at their grandkids' photos.
When was the last time you talked to a boomer?
march update ☞ Turkey's ruling party submits bill to ban social media for under-15s https://www.reuters.com/technology/turkeys-ruling-party-submits-bill-ban-social-media-under-15s-2026-03-04/
With the bill, Turkey is following the example of Australia, several European countries and others which have adopted or are considering similar restrictions, amid mounting concerns over the impact of social media on children's health and safety.
The Turkish bill would require social media providers to set up age‑verification systems and to offer parental control tools to ensure the safety of children in the digital world.
why did you choose to call yourself a "fuckwit" on lemmy
i want to see people racing there. It may be more interesting to watch
if you're not in the U.S. of War, you will need a VPN to download this. They're blocking connections from the outside

in LineageOS i have the option to change language from "app info" and syncthing-fork starts up with the chosen language.
I can't see any option to change it in the app except from the "Web GUI" (up right) which works only in the Web GUI (which may be enough for you)