Doc D’s prescription: Two memes, one shitpost and don’t call me in the morning.


The rocker gestures are nice for laptops and trackpads but has been made obsolete by multitouch gestures.


Snooze and Sleep are completely unrelated, naturally.


Would you still love terminal if it was a worm?


SSH in terminal and understanding the basic commands is a must for hobbyists as well, baby’s first VPS is what got me hooked.


Natural?! You absolute madman/mad’am!


And they have so many great GUI frontends on practically all platforms out there!
GS Connect hooks into the official GNOME extension API’s and looks very nice and integrated. AFAIK it’s a GNOME-exclusive extension. KDE Connect looks ugly in comparison, not to mention how ugly KDE Connect looks without any comparison.
Disregarding other humans in general, with some exceptions.
Life. Seems impossible to improve so I’m content with working towards not making it worse. I’m not very successful so far.
Fedi doesn’t support secure communication, that’s why (the last time I dove into the subject) lemmy has a profile field for yer Matrix account. Encrypted communication. Mails are usually hosted on “reputable” services and has some sort of privacy agreement, something I’ve yet to see on a fedi site.
And if you think of lemmy or mastodon as a communication service rather than a publishing platform, you’re probably being spied on more than you expect.
Fedi logins would require an account backend, which is quite a way aways from the fediverse as far as I know. Not to mention it would require a stable, permanent fedi provider with absolute trust.
For a simple e-mail server you could use a server management suite like YunoHost, comes with a working mail server right out of the box. For only recieving registration mails and notification you wouldn’t even have to mess with online spam filters due to not being GAFAM.
Someone mentioned UnifiedPUSH, which is nice but has very limited platform support at the moment as it has to be added to every single site and app. As far as I know it also sends notifications only using transport encryption so the server admin would have access to your notifications. Better to self-host, best to self-host at home on your own hardware.


It’s the great equalizer, everybody will suffer and die equally while those hiding in bunkers will be sealed in with concrete by angry ghouls.


In the vast majority of cases, certainly not. Anybody putting up any sort of threat will be… Policed. Anybody pretending they didn’t just lose everything - by design - will be policed. There’s a chance some people will be retroactively policed for making posts like this.
Wallabag has the same RSS features and can export to several formats, epub included, but the annotation system is only supported in the web interface. Even the official android app doesn’t support it. No Wallabag client on any platform supports self signed certs so forget about anything but web UI if you run it on a closed LAN.
Because according to the devs it’s more secure to run a public facing server with a CA backed cert that on a closed LAN which I VPN into with a self-signed cert. Even a toggle to allow it is too dangerous.


Plug’em back in, disconnect them while inside. Seems like a painless death.


Imagine the power, nourishment and bandwidth drain on a strained society, and then there’s the problem with a stationary facility connected to the matrix will eventually be located.
Nearly there!
When I meditate I relax to the point where I can’t feel my body anymore thus I can’t feel myself relaxing. In one way, that’s too much relaxation.
Container tabs
It’s like how different browsers can be logged in to different accounts with the same webmail at the same time, but all in the tabs instead.
Temporary containers
Basically a new incognito window in each new tab.
They play nicely together, my usual setup is temporary containers for regular browsing and a pop up asking me which user I’m logging in as - in that specific tab - when visiting sites I’m regularly logging in to.