

Yep. Like proton started out immediately as a secure alternative. I’d trust them. I imagine tuta and others as well.
As for the rest (Google, meta, tiktok) I’d say there is zero chance your data would ever hope to never be harvested.


Yep. Like proton started out immediately as a secure alternative. I’d trust them. I imagine tuta and others as well.
As for the rest (Google, meta, tiktok) I’d say there is zero chance your data would ever hope to never be harvested.


Meh. It’s still mainly backed by Google in the end. I’d rather coalesce around mobile Linux. It’s not ready yet but that’s far preferable.


I mean, I feel nuts because I’ve complained about so many EVS that look terrible and not like a normal ice car.
GPS logger on fdroid.


Bingo. It’s been very interesting watching family members retire. You can get very good at seeing which ones will thrive and which won’t. Some don’t even really retire- they keep getting part time jobs, etc. because they never developed the hobbies that they could now lean into.


Agree on this. Feel fdroid could attach a unique ID to each package version and then insert and update that text file holding it every time. Kind of like a package lock (Python, nvm, etc.)
Export the file, import on new and it just fetches the necessary versions of apps.


I mean, edge is a viable option for enterprise. Works with gpos, etc. So easy to roll out and lockdown there.
I still think it’s garbage like every chromium browser but that’s its big sell.


This is so well written and spot on. Exactly what needs to be done or not done. Kudos.


Youre not wrong at all but I’ve found people won’t deal with the slightest inconvenience. Quite sad.


Thought someone said, perhaps with no proof, that a great deal of content comes from old users and they didn’t want to cut that off obviously.
Same story here though. Old goes and I go.


Honestly wish they just supported us bands. The ui is, IMO, the best you can get.


Not a terrible idea but im not sure rokus or fire sticks or whatever even have this capability.


That’s how it works that I can see. I run it and woodpecker just waits for an event like a push or whatever to your repo and then it runs the jobs.
As someone who runs gitlab as well I much prefer woodpecker CI to github/forgejo actions. Personal preference entirely though.


Yeah I get the feeling like 70+% of people here will never understand that.


Could be like meta. Fuckberg burned billions on the metaverse but if the stock rises higher than what you burn because morons think you might be on to something then it really doesn’t matter.
But that should also be solved already with trustbusting but alas.


It also took them years to release an android app for it.
Honestly I don’t think Apple has the chops to build something outside their ecosystem. They just do not want to put in the work to cater to people not in their ecosystem.
That makes the idea of a VR headset with sports harder. I mean, to redeem a FREE (included with MLS season tickets) pass you had to either have an Apple device or a windows or Mac computer with iTunes. Because they had no way to set you up otherwise even though you would be streaming on a roku or fire stick or whatever.
They definitely have the air of not wanting anything to do with you unless you’re all in and that kind of attitude is hard to square with a broadly available device.


What I don’t get is- these people are disingenuous or actually think theyre helping.
Helping how? The owner of the repo can submit code to your bullshit machine the exact same way. What value are you producing?


I didn’t notice a difference. Maybe if you start new then go forgejo but existing gitea I see no reason to move.
Yamtrack at some point will improve that jellyfin integration. So far it’s locked to the one user but they’ve been doing a ton of API work to get it to support multiple users iirc.