interesting - will look into that - thanks!

Daily driving /e/ since 4 years. The only gotchas for me are:

• no NFC-Payment possible
• some apps might not work with microG instead of proper play services. (FindMy, gMaps, even some non Google Apps like the StreetMeasure Plugin for StreetComplete)
• The App-Store for Play-Store access is a bit cluncky. I have to reset the App data sometimes to get it to download stuff from PlayStore. I get most apps through Obtainium or Fdroid though.

For me those are fairly small gotchas in order to get a degoogled OS. Also you have easy control over which apps may use Google Push services and the possibility to turn on your Flashlight by long pressing the Power Button (Thanks to Lineage OS background) which is nice to have and not included in the Android Version of FP AFAIK.

also surprising that it is now mentioned in an open source community.

What are some example responses of the bot? Also how do you interpret the bot response for identified reportable content? I only found a starts with “yes” condition.

Includes private keys.

I see the year of Linux Mobile is comming!

GNU Octave is great when reviving old Matlab projects! I only wish for something similar to Simulink

Isn’t being stuck at 89% what you want? Mine stops at around 80% Bit that is rarely exactly 80%. Exactly why this is I can’t say but I assumed it may be different hardware components controlling the charging and evaluating SOC for the OS.

Great! That will be a good inspiration - thank you!

Thank you!

Thanks - I’ll look there! It seems to be focused on privacy (I know so is this community) which is great and covers a lot. But I also look for some kind of broader overview, including politics and ethics.

That is very kind! My main question is probably how do I introduce the topic in an interesting way to non-techy folks. What’s the best topic to start? What are some must known examples of how things go wrong?

Not exactly for me - I want to do a workshop about the topic as well! (and only have few days to prepare) If I manage to get some slides together I’ll gladly share them here!

That is not THE Dark Reader! Only this knock off for the edge browser is affected.

The popular Dark Reader is not affected by this.

Only this knock off for the edge browser. Source

The popular Dark Reader is not affected by this as far as I know. Only this knock off for the edge browser. Source: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/e/2PACX-1vT1XgBs25gRlg5e3nYCAff967WMtZZTO-TB3rR9zszaJpTpCVFg8j7FkBxnHb3tw3aHGjKBGSxYyLgV/pubhtml

Oh I actually switched to Fossify Calendar a while back. But the old name still sticks… fixed it.

I would reccomend any CalDav compatible Client like Fossify Calendar for Android or Thunderbird for Desktop or anything that comes with your Distro really. Works offline without any special setup.

Syncing is the “tricky” part. If you plan to self host Radicale comes to mind. Otherwise you might want to look into Nextcloud as a service or Etesync for the privacy minded.

Edit: Simple Calendar -> Fossify Calendar

I remember that I also tried this gTranslate frontend once. Even thougt not an alternative might be a temporary solution.

I don’t use it much, so never noticed. But did you ever try with your own API key by chance? It worked fine for me, but now I get 403 error.