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by mcsniff 3y ago
Congrats to LineageOS team! Always great to see the progress and work they do. I switched to GrapheneOS for my primary device, but keep LineageOS on a tablet and 2 development devices, highly recommended, even if your device is supported by
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by mcsniff 3y ago
I highly suggest you look at Expo and EAS, it is dead easy. I have no affiliation, just a previous free->paid->free user. Depending on what type of features/entitlement your app needs, it might be worth virtualizing it, buying a
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by mcsniff 3y ago
Might be possible to do using a VPN as long as you can get broadcast/multicast packets forwarded. Tailscale unfortunately doesn't support it...yet? https://github.com/tailscale/tailscale/issues/1013
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by mcsniff 3y ago
Obviously we know what you mean and this is a bit of pedantry, but I think blue-green deployment is the term to use.
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by mcsniff 3y ago
For what it's worth, there is a GSI if you poke around -- it's not AOSP and doesn't appear any source is available, so...yeah
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by mcsniff 3y ago
Excellent software. It's fully featured (I love the SFTP support and being able to uncompress), customizable, and open source. Handily beats most of the paid file managers on Android and is one of the first things I install on all Andr
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by mcsniff 3y ago
I am so over getting ads for Ubuntu Pro at login, through apt, and anywhere else they might decide to put them. Fedora has really been making some great strides over the last decade or so. After disagreeing with some decisions Canonical&#x2
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by mcsniff 3y ago
Sorry, but this isn't brand new stuff. As a small business owner, you should have had DMARC, SPF, and DKIM set up already to ensure your mail gets delivered properly.
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by mcsniff 3y ago
Honestly, a right-click option for "copy naked/root/plain domain" instead of copying the entire address with protocol would make sense for almost browser; they all ship with developer tools pre-installed. Control click,
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by mcsniff 3y ago
The same as all my other projects -- in a named directory with plain text notes, drawings, and anything else to support the project, all checked in and versioned with git. Granted, these are "personal" (still revenue generating) p
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by mcsniff 3y ago
I like the UI/UX here, aside from the fake window controls at the top left and the small "..." advanced settings option. Simple and straightforward, looks like very Apple-esque, which many people are familiar with. Nicely don
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by mcsniff 3y ago
Coming in at under $100 is a lofty goal, but if they make the hardware, I'll buy one. The Turris Omnia was close. I've been using (and previously contributing) to OpenWrt for almost 10 years, it's an excellent project and des
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by mcsniff 3y ago
This is why people should/can opt to use free and open source software under their control. I am not worried about my Fedora/Debian/Arch/whatever systems collecting personal data. I am not worried about GrapheneOS scoopi
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by mcsniff 3y ago
Ah yes, if your tastes aren't like my tastes, you eat like a child. What is the point of this? People are allowed to have different likes and dislikes, and they are allowed to eat whatever they want.
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by mcsniff 3y ago
??? It's right on the page...$99 and currently on sale for $79. https://www.aurga.com/products/aurga-viewer
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by mcsniff 3y ago
In what world is insulting self-sufficient and independent people acceptable? "Ah, these people who live life a different way, less reliant on incompetent government and malicious businesses are crazy fringe conspiracy nuts". Mill
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by mcsniff 3y ago
This is backwards to what I am used to; self-hosting is normally the free option and hosted is paid, this is common among many projects. We also certainly hear about companies or individuals looking for an easy way to send money for FOSS pr
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by mcsniff 3y ago
Just login and send a message or make a call, how difficult is that? It's not, because I do it with my GV account. Google is plainly sending reminders every X days to do so. Use it or lose it.
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by mcsniff 3y ago
Congrats! I used to use Firefly III, this looks similar but more polished. Am I correct, self-hosting is only possible with the $520 lifetime license?
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by mcsniff 3y ago
Go on...
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by mcsniff 3y ago
Have been using this for a while with Vorta (a Borg client), the compression keeps me within the limits and I've been very satisfied with the serice for the cost. +1 from me.
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by mcsniff 3y ago
If you re-frame Spotify as a way to discover music, it's not worthless. Feel free to use Spotify to find artists and give them money however you want. Also, nobody is stopping you from spending your time finding new music and giving mo
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by mcsniff 3y ago
Cool. I prefer GrapheneOS philosophy, their security additions, and the Play Services sandbox.
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by mcsniff 3y ago
What type of services? Will taxes be reduced as people will have to pay for those services or are they going to be subsidized? I'm only ever a tourist in the US but I visit National parks and I'd hate to see public land go private
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by mcsniff 3y ago
Updated my Pixel 5 last night, everything went just fine. GrapheneOS updates have been pretty much seamless, no real surprises or issues over many many years, and I hope many more to come. I used to maintain my own fork of LineageOS a long
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by mcsniff 3y ago
What does "locally emissions-free" mean? Exactly what I think it does? Build everything in third world, ahem, developing countries, and so consumers can live guilt-free?
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by mcsniff 3y ago
Did you move to a different service? I think Spotify could double their monthly fee and I would continue to pay it -- the amount of good music I have discovered has been worth the cost so far. It's one of the very few "software se
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by mcsniff 3y ago
The GrapheneOS project, and by extension the developers, have principles around code that I agree with. I've followed, from a safe distance, the CopperheadOS saga, et al the other dramas and bullshit over the years. The product is stil
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by mcsniff 3y ago
Been holding on to my Pixel 5 with GrapheneOS for a while hoping a smaller Pixel is available. I might consider the non-Pro since it now has a 120Hz screen and is smaller.
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by mcsniff 3y ago
Disregard any advice you receive here that doesn't tell you to get a lawyer. Get a lawyer.

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