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See: https://kindlemodding.org/
I recommend you try it if your kindle is supported by the jailbreaks.
I use #KOReader (https://koreader.rocks/) on my Kindle, and I like it far more than Kindle's native interface.
KOReader is also available on other platforms (e.g., Android, Linux) so you can try it there first!
It can even synchronise reading progress between devices, so I can resume reading on my tablet/phone. :)
(yes, I shill koreader. its awesome)
Tokodon has some problems here and there, but I'm not entirely sure if it's a snac/mastoAPI problem or just a Tokodon bug.
At the end of the day, it's up to you what to do with that information and, well, many turn to boycotting.
Regardless, I'm tired, too. I can definitely relate. guhhh... –_–
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CC: @mateusz6768@esp32fedi.cjdgrevival.com @rose@snac.pinkro.se
unfortunately, afaik you don't get push notifs via the masto api, so you either have to poll, or get them via ntfy.sh/telegram/email
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88x31 button: left - Linus Torvalds's face, right - label "INITRA MFS"
#codeberg/#forgejo is a code forge that—to the best of my knowledge—does not provide a dedicated mechanism for "for security reporting/advisories." At least not presently.
Still, Codeberg is awesome :))
another welcome addition would be the ability to mirror your screen to the android device.
setopt deadseriousLast time I used Jitsi Meet to make my tablet a second screen for my laptop (sharing a dummy output) 😭
cursed shell :: functional edition [SENSITIVE CONTENT]
#!/bin/zsh:DD
galiases[=]='()' # declare the '=' global alias
aliases[return]=echo # additional curse# consider the following:
greet = return "Hi! $1 :)"
greet Lea # -> Hi! Lea :)# also:
square = {
return $(( $1 * $1 ))
}
square 2 # -> 4
square 46.228 # -> 2137.027984
I find it hard to believe that they'd lock you out of your device...
There are ways to synchronise them with one another.
A question one could ask is whether there could be a way in Forgejo/${FORGE} to keep those synchronised...
You can already use workflows for that, though.
SailfishOS objectively has extremely poor privacy and security compared to the Android Open Source Project. It's a fact.While I wholeheartedly appreciate your providing sources to your arguments, saying "It's a fact." doesn't make them any truer.
On the contrary, in my opinion it is detrimental to your argument, because that statement not only means nothing, but is also often used by people who don't have any meaningful evidence and reach for this to falsely 'reinforce' their position.
I suggest omitting statements like these, and just presenting information supporting your claim. (Like you already do :))
Anyways, just thought I'd share.
Keep up the great work!!
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Comic panel of a flustered girl sitting on a guy's lap, while he gets ready to type something on a pc keyboard. The girl says: "Baby, you can touch me already.", to which he responds: "Hold on a sec! This guy on the Internet uses _systemd_ as his init system."
i just dressed as i’d like to look like every day, because today is the only day i’m not gonna get randos complaining about itrealll
it's more likely than you think!!
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The dashboard of the Forgejo code forge with the font set to github-octicons.
personal preference [SENSITIVE CONTENT]
I find black on white ("light mode") more readable, especially in bright environments (e.g., with the sun shining on the screen), while the "dark mode" is easier on my eyes.Hence, I use both, depending on the time of day / environment.
>>> Emerging (37 of 476) dev-qt/qtwebengine-6.9.2-r1::gentooexcellent gameplay!! I always tear up a little when I get to this point:
!!! Multiple package instances within a single package slot have been pulled
!!! into the dependency graph, resulting in a slot conflict
@viaduct_world@mastodon.socialOhh cool! I knew about https://traewelling.de, but not about this, thanks!
we don't want to waste a non-profit's resources [...]Agreed. Both services I mentioned are designed to be self-hosted, which would be expected from any large project.
Furthermore, according to https://sourcehut.org/pricing/
All users who host projects on sr.ht are expected to pay according to their means [...]and
SourceHut is 100% open source. If you have your own infrastructure, you can run it yourself. Head over to installation docs to get started.CC: @whynothugo@fosstodon.org
It's such a small gesture but it speaks volumes about the community and the love the developers put into it.
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Terminal output produced by the fortune(6) programme upon login to the FreeBSD operating system. The text says: "You can delete a range of ZFS snapshots (a-z) in multiple ways. The following will delete d and all earlier snapshots: zfs destroy mypool/data@%d To delete d and all later snapshots: zfs destroy mypool/data@d% To delete all dataset snapshots: zfs destroy mypool/data@% Make sure to let ZFS perform a dry run (-n option) first and display (-v) what it would do to confirm that the delete operation is removing exactly what you intended. -- Benedict Reuschling <bcr@FreeBSD.org>," followed by the system prompt "`u@frost ~ %`." Huge thank you to Benedict for submitting these <3
Technically, there are alternatives like #Forgejo or #sourcehut, which tend to have most of GitH*b's features, but without the enshittification.
No idea if it'd be worthwhile to use them for Gentoo, though.
I've only used both for personal stuff, with the exception of hosting Forgejo for my group of friends.
I haven't been involved with Gentoo's infrastructure enough to tell :p
I have the—perhaps incorrect—impression that the Gentoo project depends on a lot of custom (an sometimes legacy) software, and is suffering from decisions made decades ago...
Well, that and the fact that some components of it are incredibly complex (sob Portage <3 sob).
But maybe I'm missing the point here... -c-