There’s quite a few alternatives to Pinterest, but many are just bookmark managers (like Pinterest is anyway). Pinry is probably the closest one to Pinterest.

There’s a couple of capcut alternatives: OpenCut, FableCut, Shocut and Kdenlive.

Monica and Meercat CRM are decent options.

I also maintain one at openaltfinder.com, although it’s specifically designed to find alternatives to proprietary software.

I just published the weekly report for OpenAltFinder: #31

Added 19 new alternatives, and all projects in the CMS gained a total of 26,373 stars! The top gainer was Pi, with 2,302 new stars.

How does ssh, sftp or http help you with movie / shows tracking?

I don’t really mind that, happy to input my own trades (as they’re very infrequent as an ETF investor).

Just played around with the demo, and looks very promising.

Good find, here’s the repo too: https://codeberg.org/OpenTracksApp/OpenTracks

I think it’s more so that they can post the same thing frequently, hoping that it gets burned into peoples’ brains.

It’s just another type of advertising to them. Ask a question trying to solve a problem, then use your alt account to shill your own solution.

On Reddit especially, it usually was people asking a question, then having their alt account respond with whatever they were trying to shill, and just doing that over and over again.

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Starting today, all current and future applications will automatically receive access to the Standard developer tier. This allows you to serve up to 10 athletes and start building immediately, completely eliminating the previous queue.

Then on june 30th

Subscription required for existing Standard Tier developers. A Strava subscription will be required to access the API as a Standard Tier developer. Active developers* without a current subscription are entitled to 3-months free. If you’re eligible, you will have received a code via email. Extended Access Tier developers are not affected.

Yeah my bad, I didn’t properly verify that.

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That looks cool, I also just discovered https://github.com/VoidenHQ/voiden, which seems similar but uses Markdown instead.

Bruno and Yaak are both pretty decent, I use Yaak on a daily basis. There’s also HTTPie, Hoppscotch, Insomnia and Scalar.

Yeah, I remember it used to be standard to have an RSS feed, these days it’s pretty rare, sadly.

Nextcloud has to be most popular one, but here’s a couple of other cloud storage solutions.