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by puggsy 5y ago
1. Buy a device, https://wiki.postmarketos.org/wiki/Devices#Main . I suggest the PinePhone if you want something with decent power management in the next few months, or PinePhone Pro if you're willing to wait a fe
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by puggsy 5y ago
+1 the migration to libadwaita has been a win for aesthetics according to my taste!
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by puggsy 5y ago
> What if you don't want the same applications with the same interface modalities on different devices? In an ideal world, you'd be able to choose from a variety of programs, to optimize for your usecase, all while maintaining
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by puggsy 5y ago
I'm part of a small-moderate sized open source community. We communicate via IRC/Signal, code via Git, and share knowledge via blogs, Mastodon, and talks. It feels small and nice. The fact that the rest of the Internet has grown i
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by puggsy 5y ago
"News site's constant negative of ad-competitor Facebook hints at waning news influence." Don't get me wrong, I don't care for FB's product, but the constant coverage is a bit pathetic. FB are required to discl
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by puggsy 5y ago
I mean, is it discoverable via the show's webpage?
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by puggsy 5y ago
Where is the RSS feed for https://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/brand/b006qshd ?
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by puggsy 5y ago
Apple has more control over its platform and can ensure video acceleration works for all participants. Conference calls with a central server are particularly suspectible to "lowest common denominator" issues.
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by puggsy 5y ago
The master branch as Dino is not suitable for mobile use, since its UI doesn't scale down. The feature/handy branch is needed. I haven't seen A/V calls working, but I know compatibility is being worked on. Audio calls wi
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by puggsy 5y ago
From the article: "Peer-to-peer calls require more bandwidth than calls routed through a server and are thus not suited for a large number of participants. In the future, we plan to also develop calls via a forwarding server to solve r
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by puggsy 5y ago
I use Jabber everyday to talk to my partner and family. They use https://quicksy.im/
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by puggsy 5y ago
Great! Dino is my XMPP client of choice, it's good to see a new release. My partner and family use https://quicksy.im/ which is an XMPP client that uses their phone number as username, to give it a "convenient as