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If you missed @molly0xfff's #SXSW conversation with @mike about digital sovereignty, you missed out — one audience member said it was "worth the badge alone." Luckily, it's now available on the SXSW site. Check it out here:

schedule.sxsw.com/2025/events/

We're working on editing all the #FediverseHouse panels and talks, and we'll post them and let you know here as soon as they're ready!

SXSW 2025 ScheduleDigital Sovereignty Is the New Influencer StatusSXSW 2025 Schedule | The real power move for creators is ownership and control of their work and livelihoods. This freedom is actually closer for more people than ever before! Learn from two fediverse futurists how decentralized social media facilitates better publishing, community, and business models. These speakers will cover the theoretical and the practical, including how the landscape is evolving in 2025, where creators should focus their energies, and how they might thrive with or without “walled garden” s...
#DigitalSovereignty#Creators#DigitalLife
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Cryptomator

💾✨ Not a fan of the big players in the cloud business?

With pCloud, your data is safe and accessible everywhere! Offering up to 2 TB of storage and lifetime plans, pCloud provides ultimate flexibility and privacy through client-side encryption.

Perfect for those who want to manage their files securely and easily! 🔒🌍

What's your favorite cloud storage solution?

Graphic 1 (Cloud-Storage Part 6): "An informative graphic about cloud storage. The title in the center reads 'Which one is the best? Cloud-Storage Part 6'. Surrounding the title are various icons and terms highlighting key factors when comparing cloud storage solutions, such as 'Safety First', 'Easy to Use', 'Benefits', and symbols representing device compatibility and teamwork. The Cryptomator logo is placed at the bottom."
Graphic 2 (pCloud Overview): "An overview graphic introducing pCloud as a cloud storage solution. In the center is the pCloud logo, surrounded by information such as 'Supports WebDAV', '10 GB free, up to 2 TB in paid plans', and 'Easy sharing with password protection and expiration dates'. Other features highlighted include cross-platform support, lifetime licenses, pCloud Crypto, and file versioning. The Cryptomator logo is shown at the bottom."
#pCloud#CloudStorage#DataSecurity
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leeleedee

Woo! More kid digital-life drama over the weekend. This time it's all about how often it is ok to ring and call people.

The youngest one has only had a phone for a month, and one of his friends has sent over 300 texts and tried to call almost as many times. So obvs. my kid is getting frustrated with it.

Chatted to the friends parent about it, and they have promised to talk to their little digital social-butterfly. Awesome!

Then found out that mine has done something similar to a different friend!!!

I guess that his annoyance at the one friend mass texting him is a good way to teach him how his other friend feels when he does it, but jeeby creeby! #Kids break my brain!

How have other #parents addressed this at home? Tips and anecdotes are always welcome!

#parenting#digitallife
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Stefano Marinelli

This morning I woke up and checked my email from my phone. Some emails, some newsletters I never subscribed to. Went for breakfast, listened to some news on pay TV and was greeted by ads. Drove my car and the integrated Android Automotive navigator showed sponsored activities en route. Arrived and walked for 20 minutes, passing buses full of ads and billboards. Read some news on my phone and even with a blocking DNS, I saw various ads. Later, went shopping, needless to say, I was submerged in ads. Meanwhile, four or five calls from spammers, obviously. Got home and nearby, a car with a megaphone advertising a circus. While dining, watched some YouTube videos. Ads now outweigh content. Opened Facebook, sponsored content is more than my friends' posts. Opened Mastodon and... nothing, no ads, just content. Not sure if I should be moved or bewildered, but one thing's clear: from dawn to dusk, we're continuously bombarded with ads. Or perhaps we're being profiled and becoming even more a part of the system. Can this really sustain or are we hitting saturation, where this bombardment doesn't achieve its aim but pushes us to reject?

#AdOverload#DigitalLife#AdSaturation
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HMF

:star_ms: Syncthing - brilliant little piece of software that lets you synchronize files between devices in a highly customizable way. The greatest use by far is moving photos and other files between my phone and my computer. I've always had issues with using cables or bluetooth for that, and I highly dislike using an online drive as an intermediary. Caution: syncing frequently edited files might lead to sync errors.

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#digitalwellness #digitalminimalism #digitaldecluttering #digitallife​

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HMF

:star_ms: RSS feeds - they helped wean me off social media a bit and let me easily keep up with many blogs, fb pages, news, and other content sources without distractions; I started with Feedly, went through a few free options, and I'm now seeing if I can stick with Inoreader for a longer period of time, and if so I will likely get a Pro version because of its many awesome features

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#digitalwellness#digitalminimalism#digitaldecluttering
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