I’ve been using Proton for five or six years, but I’m seriously thinking about switching because they don’t currently support Monero payments.

Honestly, maybe I’m old fashioned, but I just use the AOSP contacts app on the phone and then export a CSV file and keep a copy of that in my database on KeyPass.

Haven’t had a reddit account since API Gate.

I don’t use a PC for very much anymore, so I have little need to use my laptop. But when I do, I’ve honestly just gone with Linux Mint just because it works. And I have Lineage OS on my phone, which is my primary computing device.

And i no longer use Ubuntu. I remember that too. I also remember such large push back that it was removed

I think it was a great idea, but poorly executed. I prefer using simpleX, personally.

If my Linux distro searched the internet, when I opened my launcher, I’d be finding a new Linux distro.

Yep, just set your Wi-Fi routers to use 6GHD and trample all over the other people in the band until they figure out that they can’t control it.

Um lol

I think he’s some sort of gamer person. At least that’s what I’ve heard of him.

I said nothing about the agency whatsoever. I don’t give a shit what they see as compliant or not. If it’s not open source, I won’t fucking use it.

As long as the wearable contains open source software and preferably open source hardware, then sure, I’d be willing to do so. Because then I could know that I could control where the data went.

Imbezzled. Money was used to pay for somebody’s vacation.

Yes, a cell phone tower is basically a Wi-Fi router for a bunch of people because it has a connection to the internet via a fiber cable and then broadcasts that out over local airway spectrum. The exact same thing as your Wi-Fi does except for longer range and higher power and higher locations.

I haven’t, as of yet, gotten into helpers. But, for something like this, I probably will.

I also intend to put a couple of them on my washer and dryer.

I thought of a light sensor but a vibration sensor might work took. Does it correctly trigger if set to lowest sensativity? If so that might stop the rain triggers. However that might make it not trigger when it was actually opened.

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I am thinking about getting a motion detector and putting it in my mailbox on the inside back wall so i could be notified when the mail comes since i cant always see the mailman. The box is not directly in line of sight

I’ve had one of their smart plugs for about two months now and I’m very happy with it so far.

I’ve thought about getting the third reality ones that do the exact same thing pretty much.