

AFAIK keepassXC is the c++ rewrite and runs on Linux, Mac and even windows


AFAIK keepassXC is the c++ rewrite and runs on Linux, Mac and even windows


This one of those comments that I want to downvote because I don’t like the information


Totally not sus
you’re not ungrateful and deceitful
wow yes thanks! photon would be exactly what I am looking for, but strangely enough it doesn’t display any images from other instances - neither community “profile pictures” nor images in posts or comments. Is this intended behaviour, does anybody else experience this?
EDIT: unblocking javaScript from various lemmy instances resolved the issue for me. Interesting that I only have to unblock feddit.org’s javaScript to see all images and with photon all javaScripts …
Thanks! That’s really cool. I also see this mentioned in similar threads. The missing titles and images will make searching for memes a little cumbersome. I’ll test it later on desktop though.
True, thanks! On my mobile client (Arctic) it’s in the top right corner when I go on my profile. I’m mostly on desktop, though, and use the web client. I’ll check out the link from the other post.
If it doesn’t have to be social, you could try programming. It’s easy to start and the satisfaction of having built something is an welcome extra
How can google track you when you use a dumb phone? Do mean by means of other tech or are you implying they have access to cellular towers?


Too late for Linux phones, too early for Linux phones u_u


this with Linux would bang!!! I hope that Jolla created the Other Half


I made soap once and it was fun. We were 4 people and everyone made a slightly different version. The base was the same but the add-ins (fragrant oils, poppyseed, coffee, honey, etc.) were chosen individually. It was quite fun and everyone walked away with 4 different types of soap (after a few weeks/months).
common sense is common
but it’s uncommon to common people
I wish I could simultaneously upvote and downvote this comment


or vim with vimtutor
why not engage in some free/cheap hobbies?
Take 12-24k to sustain yourself for one year and do what you want and invest and forget the rest