Really? Hadn’t read about it. Well I guess that’ll be a no go for collections when they do it

I’ve found the best place lately are private bittorrent trackers. There’s one ran by a so called anonymous rodent that works pretty well and has hundreds of collections.

In GrapheneOS you can set it so it requires both a password and a fingerprint

I tried both, as well as others, when searching for my wiki, ended up with otterwiki too, it’s just really good, I specially liked that the markdown files don’t need metadata hidden in each one of them, and the concept of the entire wiki being a repository. Also, being able to just drop markdown files wherever and the wiki will pick them up and put them in the correct order

I’ve been doing this for years too, keeps services isolated and I can share the same GPU with several containers. Works great!

I want to convert my homelab to infrastructure as code.

What resources did you find useful to learn it? any particular pain points?

I manage everything manually but it’s mostly docker in LXC on Promox, with some VMs mixed in. I’ve started learning git and some ansible with some books and courses I found, but would like to find the resources others found useful.

Brave’s reader mode works for me as well

I use a secondary profile as my main, don’t really ever use the owner profile unless I want to activate the wifi access point.

Also I don’t have google anything installed, I use open source apps exclusively.

AOSP sells zero of your data, no point in using Apple at this point

Hit a bug The AI couldn’t fix

Just: Diharrea Don

Yahtzee from Zero Punctuation is a nazi? Cause that’s who coined the term.

What console limitations? it’s a full PC.

Aren’t they notoriously famous for laying off most of those massive dev teams after each release?

Seems to me most won’t get much stability in one of those companies. Also not much time for family when they also famously have to crunch 12+ hour days when release is closing in.

Yeah, it works reliably on a Oneplus 6T with Phosh.

Everything works, I thought I’d have to rely on waydroid a lot, but I’ve managed to find native alternatives or web apps that work fine. So waydroid just sits there unused in case one day I need some android app for an event or something.

That said, it’s not ready for a normie user yet, due to lack of apps and general polish. Also the camera, while it works, lacks autofocus and the quality is pretty bad, you can use it to read QRs at least.

On waydroid there’s even an option to download a version of Lineage with full on google apps, haven’t tried it because I don’t use them. But the Google integrity api will always be a problem for any app that requires it

Web Apps work great, and as has been mentioned, you can run android apps through waydroid.

Writing this from a postmarketOS linux phone which I’ve been daily driving for a couple of weeks already.

Well… That link is working for me, so I’d say it’s a problem on your end

Yes, that’s the plan

They fully support X and actually recommend using it

So where do they actually recommend people to use twitter?

Is this just a private conversation you had with someone from their org?