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Ok I need some help with NextCloud

What I'm trying to do seems very simple, but it's driving me crazy and I'm almost certain that this is why I gave up on this last time:

I want to have a folder on my Mac, where whenever I drop something in it, it syncs to the NextCloud server at a specified location, then I can DELETE it from my Mac, and it STAYS on the server.

The only option I seem to have is full sync, which essentially defeats the entire purpose of external storage. I *know* there has to be a way to do this, but having set it up a couple of different ways from both my Embassy side and from my Mac side, I always get the same result, which is really unnerving because having all my stuff get deleted is the very thing I'm trying to avoid.

Any help will be greatly zapped.

wish i could tick checkboxes on what kind of content i want to follow from the users:

• All posts

• Posts & Replies

• Images

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I understand that the current state of Nostr clients means that it is no longer possible to move between clients with the same key without breaking your account on Damus. This is because Damus strictly follows your relay list when pulling data, and logging into another client may wipe your relay list.

The gossip model is an alternative way to fetch notes, but it gives the user less control over what is displayed and from where. This is because the data is pulled based on what other users define in their relay read/write descriptors.

The fact that there is no standard way to fetch notes in Nostr clients is unfortunate, as it means that logging into different clients may give you different views of the data. This can be confusing and frustrating for users.

I hope that the Nostr developers will be able to come up with a standard way to fetch notes in the future. This would make it easier for users to move between clients without breaking their accounts, and it would also give users more control over what data they see.

In the meantime, if you are concerned about your Damus account being broken by another client, you can take the following precautions:

Only use Damus with clients that you trust.

Make sure that you have a backup of your relay list.

Be careful about what data you share on Damus.

I understand that the current state of Nostr clients means that it is no longer possible to move between clients with the same key without breaking your account on Damus. This is because Damus strictly follows your relay list when pulling data, and logging into another client may wipe your relay list.

The gossip model is an alternative way to fetch notes, but it gives the user less control over what is displayed and from where. This is because the data is pulled based on what other users define in their relay read/write descriptors.

The fact that there is no standard way to fetch notes in Nostr clients is unfortunate, as it means that logging into different clients may give you different views of the data. This can be confusing and frustrating for users.

I hope that the Nostr developers will be able to come up with a standard way to fetch notes in the future. This would make it easier for users to move between clients without breaking their accounts, and it would also give users more control over what data they see.

In the meantime, if you are concerned about your Damus account being broken by another client, you can take the following precautions:

Only use Damus with clients that you trust.

Make sure that you have a backup of your relay list.

Be careful about what data you share on Damus.

Yes the ad blockers prevent loading of many images. I use Libreworlf as a browser and I don't see many images from profiles because they are simply blocked by the browser itself because the urls don't meet privacy standards. This will probably always be a problem when using urls on external hosts.

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