Fair enough. But IIRC there’s a couple well made org mode android apps. I think orgzly was the name

Edit: also emacs does run on android!

Which is completely separate from having a meaningful user base (near you), so 🤷

Yep, this unfortunately seems to be a much hard problem

That’s emacs with org-roam

I don’t really care for online dating, but I remember coming across this. They claimed to be open source.

https://alovoa.com/?lang=en

No, the FSF does define what free (as in freedom) software is. There are different licenses for linking (not running) against non free stuff. But being able to run proprietary programs doesn’t make something not free. Even on GNU certified free distros, one can run proprietary software. It just doesn’t come with it by default.

There’s also a looser (imo) definition of open source software which doesn’t maintained all four freedoms.

Oh no no no no no. I half thought this was like an onion article or something. Seems like a pivotal misstep

Firefox on its own blocks some of these popups (in some countries). Otherwise, add some annoyance filters in ublock origin

I haven’t ventured past the stock keyboard in a long while. What’s the status on swipe typing on foss android keyboards? I want to switch away from the stock oem keyboard app

Can’t really remember right now. I think it was a thread on which phone to buy and people were talking about graphene os on pixels.

Someone commented something along the lines of “m’lady” but with Daniel Micay’s name as a pun

It gets people going, (Daniel) 'Mkay?

I stole this from another lemmy comment, please don’t come after me

I want more from this guy!

It uses the magnetic field sensor on the phone (compass). It can only detect magnetically active metals and also kinda weakly, but it’s quite fun!

This is a bit of a pickle. Apart from Google, I think only Motorola and Nokia have stock-ish android. But they don’t have stellar software upgrade promises. Oh and Sony makes some very good phones with clean android

I really don’t think so.

For the sake of simplicity, let’s go back to the time when websites were not full of JS and other modern web stuff

You could in principle just wget the html file from a server and parse/render it without having to run that file. Like I said, it is like a simple markdown file.

In terms of modern web, a crude analogy would be to look at the output from static site generators. In those, the server essentially doesn’t execute code, hence a lot of cloud providers can host your static sites for free

Shell and python scripts are also code which is executed. HTML (at least back in the day) wasn’t really a network shipped executable, but more like markdown file which is just parsed and rendered

And how many users are in your ldap config?

Pretty sure it integrates with Jitsi, so that’s one option for calls

Just use Firefox

Could you expand a bit more on the LDAP part? I’m thinking of rolling something like that myself but not sure if it’s worth it

Also the state of encryption is abysmal. It seems to be constantly experimental/beta. I vaguely remember them talking about launching E2EE at like nextcloud versions 16 or something, but it seems flaky even still :/