I understand it can be annoying but when it does I temporarily host a text version of the article on my website and save it from there

Yes I use it and it works ok for me. Maybe Kobo will consider official support for Wallabag now that Pocket is discontinued.

I would recommend Wallabag or Readeck. You can use Koreader on your ereader for reading article saved with Wallabag.

I am also interested if there is any. For now the way I achieve this is to convert Spotify playlists to Deezer using TuneMyMusic then download the playlist using lucida.to

If it’s only the database part that you’re looking for maybe you could look at https://nocodb.com/ Which is self-hostable.

Seems to be the case of at least Biden, Trump and Obama’s bodyguards too: https://youtu.be/KX7f1PwXEWg

A similar alternative to Pairdrop with a chat UI: https://drop.lol/

Yes you can achieve this with Pocket or Wallabag, a FOSS alternative.

Wallabag also have an automatic tag feature that can add tag based on the URL, so it would be possible to make different reading lists as you suggested: https://doc.wallabag.org/en/user/configuration/tagging_rules.html

I use an old standalone alarm clock, that I put on the other side of the room. So I have to get up to turn it off.

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Yes the term is “freely given consent” indeed, but more importantly: Why would you not trust the EU Data Protection Board if they say themselves that consent-or-pay is not okay?

They can put all the ads they want to finance their services, but if they want to use targeted ones, they have to ask for unbiased users consent.

I am in the same situation, If you just want to delete your account, it seems accessing this url: https://www.facebook.com/help/delete_account does not trigger the consent message.

If you want to access Facebook and Instagram without accepting the ads, there are some weird ways I found that kind of works:

• For Instagram in a browser you can go to https://www.instagram.com/consent/?flow= this will go to a page that says “Sorry, this page isn’t available.” but you can then go to the homepage without triggering the consent message. (some actions like loading a story will though) Another way on mobile (tested on Firefox android) is to start from the browser and when the consent message shows up click on the 3 dots → “Open in an application” the app then open to a blank page and you can go back to home.

• For Facebook this tricks doesn’t seem to work, but other ways seems to, like using https://mbasic.facebook.com/

Yes

I use markdown files + Nextcloud for synchronization. What I like about it is that I can use any markdown editor. Currently I use Nextcloup app on mobile and Pulsar or Nextcloud Web UI on desktop.

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You can find the link to join the TestFlight beta on their website: https://pixelfed.org/mobile-apps

I don’t know the current number of spots available for new testers but they post on their mastodon account when they add more.