jaygray91

Basically this. tl;dr: being free and being first exposure to mobile instant messenger.

in my south east Asian country, back then we did have bundle sms pricing, buy when the mobile internet infrastructure was getting big money from governments, WhatsApp came in at the right moment. advertising them being free (with a minimal $1 or something lifetime fee nobody bothered to pay for) and can do texting and sending images for free. compared to paying bundled prices for sms and MMS, it’s just a no-brainer.

Oh it’s like that shoe company declaring they are an AI company.

Thank you for taking the time to type all that. I’ll have to save it somewhere more safely and five or another read when setting up keepass.

I’ve used syncthing before; testing a rudimentary one way syncing images from my phone and laptop to my main PC; and it was okay learning and understanding it.

Yeah, I feared that bitwarden might not like that with my scenario.

I’ve been putting off keepass ever since I found lastpass all those years ago and then learned about keepass. I guess I have to dedicate a weekend some time reading and setting everything up keepass between my Linux home base computer, android phone and grumble Windows work laptop.

My thought process is that I set up the server on my home computer as the main base, and have that occasionally sync to my other devices such as phone and laptop, and sync back to it if I do any changes in those. The remote devices should have local database because my main computer will not always be online.

How feasible is that and how easy is that to set up?

Or should I just set up keepass instead since IIRC that’s one of the ways it can be set up.

Debatable, but video games of old can be considered feature complete software. Or a lot of old software from back then when they have to be sold once with little to no support.

But there is something right. The far right.

I’ll see myself out

I must be confusing vaultwarden with another bitwarden compatible thing and thought this is the one I have to host a server myself.

Probably better that I do that tbh

The static animation in fighting games I think has some grounding in real martial arts. Back when I joined the taekwando club in school, a lot of the more experienced martial artists don’t sit still and at the very least do that bobbing up and down like fighting games characters do. Personally it keeps me on my toes to act and react when sparring, IIRC back.

Hey, that’s me. But because I don’t want to lose my job when my boss take me along his vibe coding journeys. And in the end I still don’t understand coding.

I guess it kind of works with reading specifications documents but I’d have to babysit the AI or else I just get lost quickly at whatever training it has at sorting the information.

I really want to get out of this job. But mounting living costs that my current salary still able to keep my neck out of the water but quickly losing, my confidence in myself at rock bottom and partly I’m digging a hole for myself, this shit sucks ass and I think my brain is starting to be able to beat the medication I’m on. It feels so hopeless even when I already ignore the shit going on in the world

I stick with zen because of spaces. I have a few, e.g. common browsing, work or serious topics, finances, shopping. Each of them I assigned default containers that they will run. And each if them have different pinned tabs related to the spaces.

It’s been so long since I switched that I honestly forgot how Firefox base is. I think before I switched I used sideberry to do all that spaces thing but zen is more integrated feeling.

There’s just something that hits it for me that it’s indispensable for me.

Been using zen browser for quite some time. I use a session saver add-on and that one works weirdly due to how Zen has spaces and how that works. The way I understand zen’s spaces is like they are browser sessions that can be run simultaneously. Each of them have their own pinned tabs for example, can have default containers they open in, on top of the universal whole browser pinned tabs they call essentials tabs; that’s limited to 12 for now.

Sideberry and tree style tabs might not work as you expect because of the changes the zen team made

The app probably can work with it. Here’s the rule for it.

It’s called Buzzkill. It’s on the Play Store. It’s a pay once app, but no trial. I don’t think it’s FOSS, sadly. I forgot how much it is since I’ve paid for it years ago I think.

I think I found a FOSS alternative on f-droid or Izzy, but I forgot what it is, and never tried it.

Edit: found it. Here it is: notifilter.

If you like to look further, that is the AYN Thor.

https://retrocatalog.com/retro-handhelds/thor

That site is pretty handy to look up these emulator handheld devices.

I have an app made notifications shut up for a few minutes when that friend of yours message

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I was hoping that when Apple released thr iPhone 17 with a horizontal island it would end the wobble on a lot of phones, as others tend to copy Apple.

Unbelievably and fucking annoyingly, the iPhone 17 still has one of it’s fucking camera lens jut out enough to fucking wobble still. Which fucking engineer okayed this fucking shit.

I still want a google pixel for the visor, but last year I bought a S24 Ultra as it was cheaper and I don’t like the performance of the Pixle 9 overall. (I always buy the previous gen of current year, when I need to). Oh well, after my S24U breaks maybe when pixel 14 or 15 comes around I’ll get a pixel. Or some other phone with a visor camera island like it.

Neat article, and plausible explanations.

Dilution of buzzwords like roguelike and roguelite. I’m waiting for soulslite to pop up soon.

Although metroidvania I somehow have no qualms with, since pretty much any that I’ve seen is pretty faithful.

Ok who’s 002? As you can see from my instance, you probably can guess I know who rimu is.