I can't speak for it as I've never used it (I don't have any spam call issues, fortunately) but SpamBlocker sounds like it would fit the bill. It's FOSS, available on F-Droid.
They do have online features that contact APIs, but they release a build without internet privileges if you so desire.
Let's Encrypt is run by a non-profit (Internet Security Research Group), they list their major sponsors and funders on their website.
More then a few made the mistake back than, too.
It's one of those ones that bother me too as a non-native speaker, they're such different words from each other when you learn them more from reading than oral exposure. The they're/their/there trio is another one where I can't fathom how people have issues distinguishing them.
In (Canadian) French:
Changer le mal de place
Literally translated, it means "change the hurt's position". It's used to express a small, perhaps somewhat trivial change which distracts from the routine, a change of scenery. It's typically a neutral to slightly negative change, but is appreciated for the novelty of it.
Example: "Yeah I was having a bit of a femme phase but I've been talking with more guys lately, ça change le mal de place."
Hey sorry for the late reply, I just wanted to say I really appreciate your perspective here! It's definitely made me simmer down a bit instead of jumping in head first. I'll try it out for myself and a few friends first before trying to recruit everyone I know :P
Part of why I want to do this is that I do want to learn more about all the stuff you mentioned (except Kubernetes, gosh everytime I look up documentation for it I drown in a swarm of terminology).
As who very much doesn't work in IT, computer stuff is a fun hobby for me. I can see how assuming the responsibilities for hosting an instance could make it less fun and more work, though.
None of my selfhosted stuff is available to the public internet, I run everything through Wireguard. However I do know how to get SSL certificates from Let's Encrypt because of previous messing around.
Backups is definitely something that I'm lazy about with my selfhosting that I'd need to address for a public service. I currently just manually copy over the few essential files I have to my server, my desktop and my phone. If I commit to hosting stuff for others, proper backups are definitely at the top of the priority list.
Governance is something I've already thought a lot about, since these services would be aimed at a specific minority community.
Thanks for your comment! I'm currently messing about with Hugo to build a landing page to explain decentralized, federated servers and link to services I might host in the future. I really want to do this, I don't want to just accept that the common communication platforms are controlled by American fascists.
A lemmy instance hosted behind Tailscale would be unable to federate, no?
Here's a short blog post that summarizes how to use Full-Text RSS with FreshRSS. It's a bit of a pain to add new feeds but it makes for a smooth experience afterwards.
Otherwise, you could always just use RSS clients that have the ability to fetch full articles, Read You on Android and Fluent Reader on desktop both can do this.
I really don't understand why his base tolerates it.
Because the relationship between him and his "base" isn't one between citizens and politician, it's a literally a cult following their leader.
L'nouvel album va sortir le 26 avril! J'suis déjà ben hyped pis j'ai mes tickets pour le premier soir à Moncton!
I read this, thought "that's gotta be something you can do in Termux", searched it, and sure enough; that's something you can do in Termux.