@prettygood@socially.drinkingatmy.computer wdym ... its working for me. (note I haven't set it up yet for my fediverse site at swarm.coiloptic.org only my normal webbed site coiloptic.org)
@Jain@blob.cat is this on android? i noticed slow startups on my android apps. much snappier after using lilly dns changer and picking dns servers for it in my city. also check the dns setting in fennec, maybe its routing alldns queries via its inbuilt secure dns or whatever its called
@ity@estradiol.city my conspiracy theory is that map developers deliberately make their maps dysfunctional as there's an unwritten rule they will never get at job at google maps or apple maps if they made the open source map work properly
its a pro-Russian area that has something like 10,000 Russian troops stationed there, also the largest weapons stockpile in Europe in giagantic underground bunkers. One of the ways to tell all the "Russia is running out of missiles, Russia is running out of rifles and bullets and using shovels" bs propaganda is - if they were actually low on any of those things they would have gone straight to Transnistra at the start of the war before anything else and stocked up.
@marcylunya@kitsunes.club i don't know what time machine does but https://rdiff-backup.net/ uses rsync but stores an incremental backup each time it runs, so you can run a command and get any previous vetsion of a file or directory. You can also delete backups more than x backups ago, older than x age, etc. Maybe that would suit you as it runs on windows (I only ever used it on openbsd and linux, I never had any problem with it, unlike rsync itself which is quite bug ridden, rdiff-backup somehow sidesteps the bugs)
@lain@lain.com sorry bbc reporter but nothing can top the bbc reporter who, 2 days after 9/11, got on flight simulator live on tv and flew a jumbo jet into the virtual world trade centre, saying "that's how easy it is"