Ethan Black @golemwire@librem.one

I found out how to return search back to normal. I wish MS asked for permission first....

“Are you sure you want to remove this account? This will remove your access to resources like email, apps, network, and all content associated with it. Your organization might also remove some data stored on this device.”

@cassvs I'm so glad I'm running my college's software in a Windows VM. I highly recommend doing it this way!
It was disturbing when I installed Microsoft Office. Without warning, branding for the college appeared on the Windows search screen and Microsoft Edge landing screen. When I search my computer, college info is searched as well (I didn't ask!). I am restricted from changing some settings. When I tried to log out from my college account via the Settings app, I was met with this message:

@RL_Dane Oh we have (had?) a deck that looks like that!

@pixelherodev@fosstodon.org @foura I find that having the initrd separate is nice. When I update my system, sometimes the initrd gets rebuilt. I guess the general principle of creating software in separate modules applies here. If the initrd is changed in an update, you don't also have to download the kernel with it, for example.

@pixelherodev@fosstodon.org Does the FS ÿÿÿÿou use not have journaling (or comparable)?

@allinone0@fosstodon.org It's ok.

@allinone0@fosstodon.org Hey – if you spell the f word correctly, then my content filter can catch it, so I don't have to see it. I find posts with them bothersome :(

@MKUltralow That's me but when the site says 'by continuing, you agree to [whatever]'

@andrew@f40c40.com I see this post, so it looks like it works on my end (Mastodon); do you see this reply?

@RL_Dane I have used it before, it has great function :) but firewalling it off is a good idea

Small very 😒

It has text correction, unlike many F-droid keyboards (that I tried).

@Anachron @steffo@fosstodon.org @bs @ben Older DOS systems were that way I think!

@RL_Dane OpenBoard (on F-droid) has an emoticon selector, though only with a small very selection. OpenBoard is my favorite open-source keyboard I've tried so far.