I like computers, trains, space, radio-related everything and a bunch of other tech related stuff. User of GNU+Linux.
I am also dumb and worthless.
My laptop is ThinkPad L390y running Arch.
I own RTL-SDRv3 and RSP1 clone.
SDF Unix shell username: user224
Oh, I like the pay-as-you-go pricing they have as well.
As well as
In Purelymail, Users represent unique email addresses, each with its own dedicated inbox and private login credentials. We operate on a resource-based model, meaning we don’t charge per user or ‘per seat’.
I could have a work related “user” and log only into that on a work computer, without exposing everything else. Neat.
They’re probably also just an email provider in addition to web hosting. Something like this: https://blog.racknerd.com/feature-spotlight-how-racknerd-can-save-you-on-email-costs/
I’ve also thought about that since they still have an old shared hosting deal at $10.49/year, but I can’t find any information on reliability. Neither can I find any info whether this would let me use IMAP and SMTP with a 3rd party client.
I was thinking about this (and possibly VoIP), but I probably couldn’t manage to maintain a good uptime.
I’ll need some more knowledge and experience first. Oh, and security is a thing as well.
Oh, sorry, I meant the password manager. There’s multiple KDBX compatible apps.
What do you use on a phone?
That’s my reason for wanting to switch to a password manager. Everything gets some long random string that would be insane to type anyway. Or using passkeys, if supported, though I’ll have to research how that works.
My biggest problem is backups. I like the method of Aegis authenticator. It just stores some number of past (encrypted) databases. Each change is a new file. This way rsync takes care of both backups and version control. If I accidentally rsync a corrupted file, it doesn’t matter much. And I can verify them with Rhash, just like all files that don’t change (like photos).
catbox.moe should work as usual, though it’s apparently frequently blocked by ISPs.
I don’t know of any other file host that gives direct links, at least without sign-up.
adult art being restricted from most Lemmy instances
That one is probably a liability issue. Especially a problem with real-life porn, but even with drawn material, you’ll often get characters which don’t look like adults. So then the mods would have to review each post, which is too much work, and they’d also likely see shit they’d rather not.
Considering this platform is mostly volunteers, if not fully, it’s just not worth it.
What do you mean? Drops?
I push out remaining urine manually (squeezing it out from the base), then dab off with toilet paper.
I too checked the comments because I thought it had to be genAI.
I don’t even know what is real anymore.
Maybe if A5/1 is used. Just don’t expect any privacy from standard phone calls to begin with. Or anything lacking proper E2EE.
*#*#4636#*#* (*#*#INFO#*#*)No more phone calls!
If there is no 2G/3G in your area, you can just skip to step 4.
Outgoing calls won’t work either.
USSD/MMI including settings like call barring and forwarding may also not work (set/reset, existing settings should be fine).
I used to keep a charged spare on me.
There’s at least one Chinese brand that has smartphone with hot-swappable battery: https://rugone.net/products/xever-8
Removable battery. Swap within 2 minutes for zero interruption. After 2 minutes, the device enters a 60-second safety lock-out to protect your data.
Unfortunately, software from these brands tends to be shit. I feel like they just outsource it to the cheapest company. Especially following this recent thing:
As of March 4, Sophos X-Intercept telemetry listed over 500 unique compromised Android devices across nearly 50 models. The devices were mostly low-cost models produced by the following manufacturers: Allview, BLU, Dcode, DOOGEE, Gigaset, Gionee, Lava, and Ulefone. The list did not include Alldocube devices, despite Kaspersky reportedly observing Keenadu affect that manufacturer as well.
And print it.
On a 9 pin dot matrix printer.
Should I add that to my backlog of things I want to but will never start?
At some point you just say “fuck compatibility”, and format the card with F2FS without a partition table.
I already disabled auto-renewal, there’s nothing to turn off anymore. There’s no contract, it’s just a monthly “package” that auto-renews by default.
I’ve already seen someone do that, a certain family member. At first I found it funny when they asked an LLM about their WiFi password, which was some gibberish. But it worked. There’s no way something like that would be default across entire product line.
Indeed, when I asked, I got “I gave it screenshots of everything because I didn’t know what to type where”.