Your best bet would be to shred the data multiple times (for example with the shred command) and then break the card physically. But shredding takes time so I guess that’s not very applicable to your case.

If you have a lighter, you also can try to melt the SD card’s insides. That should be impossible to recover.

In any case, you should keep it encrypted all the time and only decrypt it on the fly. For example with LUKS2.

They also have an official Lemmy community btw: [email protected]

Mbin/Kbin is pretty nice, though it lacks mobile apps. I would switch to it if it had a few mobile apps, but we only have interstellar, which is pretty much alpha.

Locking for rule 5.

Iirc there is one, hosted on Mastodon. But because of federation, you pretty much can call it here.

I guess the feature was already merged in one of the past Lemmy versions then?

Or you can be an instance admin. Iirc In the next lemmy version (1.0.0), mods will also be able to view votes in their communities.

Thunder and Jerboa atm.

There is also Simpmusic that can stream from YT Music and Spotify. I personally use OuterTune though.

If I am being honest, Mbin/Kbin’s concept is much better than Lemmy. I like how you can microblog and just use it like a normal forum, which means you can interact with even more people since microblogs (from Mastodon, for example) don’t really federate with Lemmy. I’d like to use Mbin, but there is no real useful android app for it yet (yes I know Interstellar exists, but it isn’t very featureful yet).

2025 the year of lemmy

The repo is just full of configuration files and no actual working code. The backend code does not exist. The guy in mastodon thinks that dan forgot to upload his code to the github repo.

No. It has nothing to do with the software. Your instance is the problem. I guess this is your chance to switch to another instance.

That’s not the point. How can a software like this be in beta for 6 years? The developers clearly don’t care about it much.

As always, I recommend Posteo. It’s cheap (1€/mo), allows third party apps and at least their website doesn’t have any trackers or ads. Probably the best paid one out there.

Purelymail has been in beta since 2019. I am not sure if that is a good email provider.

yeah, that does resemble facebook alot. without the bloat, that is.