m0xEE @m0xee@librem.one

@Mcdyer
Doesn't have to be washed, looks neat as it is 😻

@Badscrew @thomasfuchs
It's CYBERtruck, it's for CYBERspace! Who could've expected for it to rain in cyberspace, eh? 😏

Well, this actually sounds like a good applied AR task. Maybe someone will make an Apple Vision Pro app to hide visible rust in real-time 😆

@fribbledom
That's how I got rid of Telegram — I got an email from an old friend we don't talk often with: "Why did you delete your account?"
But I didn't delete anything, I just didn't log into it for 6 months or something like that and it git culled automatically.
"Well, I guess I have no use for this now",— I thought and deleted the app from my phone 🤭

@beandad @nixCraft
I have a Microsoft All-in-One keyboard like that, but I've never written a line of C# code, I'm not sure I could even read it.
It came as a gift with Lumia phone — not a bad keyboard to use with something plugged into a TV set. It's compact, has a trackpad, and to my knowledge it's even splash resistant — so you can enjoy your beer without worrying too much. Maybe there is something about C# devs we don't know about and it's somehow related 😏

@neural_meduza
Да пора бы уже! На всё остальное уже ввели 😂

@magicalthinking @ThatCrazyDude
But they are effective — they discredit eco-activism really well. Now a lot of people think that when someone speaks about it — it's not even important to pay attention and decide if points are valid, they just think that it must be one of those people who do batshit insane stuff.

@randahl @Blotreport
I don't have any definite proof — I don't even have any plausible theory to explain why he does it, but he obviously spreads some of the Kremlin's talking points from time to time.
And I completely agree with this: https://twitter.com/davidfrum/status/1580001641939750912
I don't think that anyone in the West outside of some tankie think tanks maybe, could've come up with such wording. This "Khruschev's mistake" indeed looks like a planted phrase to me.

@Doreen32128 @randahl
You don't understand!
He's just scared of the more "unpredictable" Trump: https://www.themoscowtimes.com/2024/02/15/putin-says-prefers-more-predictable-biden-over-trump-a84083
Who would do… something completely unpredictable, like… surrender all Europe to him! Who would expect such a cunning thing, right? 😂🤣😂

@adipoeserPursch
And absolutely butcher those mushrooms! 😈
@thor

@yurnidiot
Wow, the height is perfect, every cat's dream 😸

cc @iska

@metallcorn
Ахахаха! Так и подумал, что непонятно написал. Я про язык программирования Go и его тулчейн.
> Но список совместимых устройств тут
Да, вон он на самом верху под 4.4.0 — в этой адаптации у меня, хоть и через hybris, вообще всё работало, даже сканер отпечатка пальца и съёмка видео. Телефон — топ за свои деньги, дал возможность взглянуть почти на все альтернативные системы — на нём ещё и Droidian работал, но там есть проблемы, в отличие от Sailfish и UbuntuTouch.

@thor
Well, if it's one-sided, it's indeed exploitative and unhealthy. But it can be to mutual benefit — yep, just like trade: give some, get some — maybe not immediately. When it's like that and it's voluntary — it's healthy, no problem with that.

@thor Probably, but that's not what I'm talking about. The closest I can come up with for being easy to use as software, for a person would be easygoing. And it's not a bad thing to say.
For people being used has connotations of being abused or exploited, for software the equivalent would be having security vulnerabilities — not a good trait either.Being easygoing does not imply being used for wrong reasons — just not having a shitty attitude🤷
The language is different, but same principles apply

@thor
Because for humans it's "easygoing" 😁

@metallcorn
О, кстати, вопрос на засыпку: а есть ли для Sailfish Go? В своё время я искал, но нашёл только чьи-то очень старые сборки.
Можно было бы попробовать собрать Proton Bridge и дать системе ещё один шанс как основной. Если бы почта работала без дополнительных подпрыгивания типа подключения через VPN к домашней сети, было бы здорово!

@metallcorn
Ну я почти ничем не пользуюсь. В Sailtrix звонить нельзя, но шифрованные чаты работают, Tooter вполне сносный, кто-то тут показывал браузер, эквивалентный последнему LTS Firefox, значит и с web-приложениями проблем не будет. На крайний случай, есть же WayDroid…
Но с Sailfish (как и с UbuntuTouch) на моём Poco X3 Pro время работы от батареи — 1-2 дня, а на Android — от 5 дней до недели (я телефоном почти не пользуюсь). Вот это уже, что называется, железный аргумент 😁

@metallcorn
Меня во всех ранних мобильных Linux-телефонах Qt в основе интерфейса смущала. Есть у меня граничащая с иррациональной неприязнь. По этой же причине мне и Sailfish не особо зашла.
А так хочется простого человеческого Alpine с SWMO/SXMO — вот там бы я развернулся.
Но пока такое разве что на Pinephone возможно — куплю его наверное рано или поздно.

@mirabilos
Just to be clear. Because it's more about Element the application than Matrix the protocol itself.
I didn't have these issues with Element either — probably because I went with the default matrix.org, it didn't even have a list of servers to choose from at the time 😄
Valid points nonetheless.

@isotopp @fdroidorg @mattj