The Super User @sudo@librem.one

@fantinel Welcome! Welcome! 😄 I hope you have a great time here.

@JoshStrobl @BuddiesOfBudgie How do you manage your data while jumping between distros? I used to have everything on a cloud storage service (with encryption) but it was just a nuisance to have to download all my data back when I have to upgrade my system.

For anyone looking to update their username and email address for all previously-made commits in a Git repo, take a look at this. It might be a better option for you than 'rewriting' your entire history.

https://blog.developer.atlassian.com/aliasing-authors-in-git/

@Cheeseness I am just curious. Is #HiveTime open source? If yes, which license did you use?

@Cheeseness Actually, I might be able to top that. I once 'bent' a bicycle seat quite by accident. My friends have been calling me the 'Man of Steel' ever since. 😂

@bitwarden What about #Odysee (LBRY)? It also has a smaller but dedicated community around it.

Just moved from #GitHub to @codeberg@mastodon.technology. While it and, by extension, #Gitea clearly draws a lot of its inspiration from GitHub, I much prefer Codeberg's cleaner look. I feel even the documentation is much easier to understand for beginners as there is much less clutter. Keep up the great work, guys! 👍🏽

@codeberg@mastodon.technology I use a 'throwaway email provider' with both GitLab and GitHub because I don't want my real email address to be associated with my commits in a public repository. Is there another way to authenticate myself besides using my actual email address to sign up?

@rgegriff Yeah, you can do that. Just use `$ flatpak override filesystem=/path/to/folder`. However, I don't think you can use it for `/tmp` folder.

@Tutanota I apologize for the late reply. The problem got fixed on its own but it's still a bit 'buggy'. Sometimes, the counter displays an incorrect value.

@Tutanota I tried it but it didn't work. I still see it.

@Tutanota The message counter for 'Inbox' doesn't update when I read my emails. I am using Tutanota Desktop on Linux Mint 20.

@neXtTech@nerdculture.de @fsf Next time, share a link for a Jitsi meeting. Don't try to make them ditch Zoom or WhatsApp but just slowly introduce freedom-respecting alternatives. Also, start with one person and slowly move onto more people. I admit that it's difficult, but not entirely impossible.

@Linux4Everyone@fosstodon.org I think this is partly because, for many people, there are only two types of computers: computers installed with Windows and Apple's 'Macs'. They are probably not aware of other options.

@lienrag @Tutanota Don't they have their own implementation of CAPTCHA?

@nitrokey I am glad NitroKey exists in the first place! It's much easier to trust a security device with open source software and hardware than something like #Yubikey. Keep up the great work, guys! I appreciate that you guys keep supporting Linux and open source. 😁 👍🏽 😎 🏆