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Being able to bookmark a Link to archive.org was actually something we wanted to do earlier, but we had to do it a opt-in solution per each link since there might be a website that you don’t want to archive for the public and instead only keep it to yourself.

But note that it is on the roadmap (but not top priority).

Great question, Linkwarden was initially a personal project but then we decided to scale it up into a fully fledged product. Regarding monetization, we already included the paid hosting plan for the users who don’t want to self-host, but the self-hosted option will remain free forever and will always be supported alongside the paid hosting.

Actually Linkwarden was tested on machine with only 2GB of memory and it ran pretty smoothly.

Prisma is great and I definitely recommend it to anyone who’s either starting out or on a more advanced level.

If by full-text-search, you mean the website contents, not really.

But if you mean, searching the link details, yep.

Saving webpages as text was actually something we wanted to do before launch but just went for the “MVP” for now.

So yeah we’re definitely bringing more archive formats.

No we’re not related to Bitwarden, we both just have a nice name and are opensource :)

Absolutely, the authentication is being handled by next-auth so there are lots of providers that can be added in the future.

Currently the only authentication methods are using plain username/password as default.

And if the extra environment variables are set properly, you could hook it up using the email provider, taking care of the confirmation emails and one time links.

I thought it was a new Minecraft block ;)

The three aspects to consider when buying a laptop: Weight, Performance and Price.

Laptops that are cheaper and lighter weighted usually have a lower performance.

Laptops that have higher performance and lower price usually are heavy weighted.

Laptops that have higher performance and lighter weight are usually pricey.

You have to sacrifice one of the three.

I’d personally go for the Dell Precision 5520.

Cheap, high performance, moderate weighted.

P.S. (usually) heavier laptops are more upgradable and repairable so thats why I chose to sacrifice the weight for the other two…