From what I've been able to see, instances have to follow another instance for that instance's content to be shown on the follower's instance.

I pee into my neighbor's shower

I'll check these out!

Huh, I thought that was already in the app lol

Just tried it out and this is absolute cinema. Got 1500 results for Minecraft.

But if most people would use the lower end, wouldn't that make it less sustainable as a company that also states they very sustainable? (which I'm very happy for and support of course) I'm not an expert in business economics tho :p

I believe you'd see high usage if you use attachments a lot.

I'm actually using Syncthing to sync my music with my PC!

So it's like saying they want to make sure storage is efficiently used and aren't handing out 500 GB of storage to multiple users and they end up only using a fraction and now there isn't enough storage for new users. Something like that right?

Also for Proton, I know you have to pay so you can use the Bridge to use 3rd party clients.

Yeah I've been thinking about sending them a couple of emails to learn about their business decisions and structure. I'll reply about the responses I get!

I've been using metasearch engines (engines that pass your query to multiple search engines so you can aggregate them easily) and the two I've been using were pretty good in my experience. 4get.ca and degoog.org.

Hmm, I suppose I can understand that viewpoint.

Not NewPipe but Invidious is still working

Oh I've heard of Cryptpad! I'm simply using LibreOffice and Quillpad for writing and notes. Also installed Standard Notes to try it out. Should try Cryptpad out more lol.

Interesting toolset we have here

I personally thought the UI was quite minamilistic and elegant

So far have tried it out for a week and liking it. Simple to use UI as well, and of course the generous storage. Something I think is more useful is that it allows me to have a full on password while what I'm currently using for backing up photos (Proton Drive) only has "Biometrics or PIN" (wished Biometrics and PIN were separate).