

How do updates work with WOW computers? Or does the software just never get updated? Or do you just update the computer for him every now and then? What distro is this using underneath?
How do updates work with WOW computers? Or does the software just never get updated? Or do you just update the computer for him every now and then? What distro is this using underneath?
I tried using Privacy a few years ago, but 1. a lot of websites block Privacy’s prepaid debit card numbers and 2. I ran into a spending limit.
But, the ease of use was nice. Not sure if things have changed since then.
Brother! 🍻
😆😂🤣 Uuuuhh… Aaaah… I normally generate a random password and use it as my username for most services. Like even my bank.
This is because I’ve realized the username is mostly useless and is just a handle for my account. It doesn’t matter to me if my username is jsmith, meow123, or kekxbek. In fact, it’s easier if I don’t have to come up with something novel or cool. Either way it goes in my password manager, so it’s not like I have to even remember it.
I’m a real boy. I promise. Not a malicious bot.
Although… If I were a malicious bot, that’s exactly what I would say! 😲
Very cool! Thanks for sharing!!
Yeah, it definitely feels out of place.
On the other hand… it is kinda nice that tasks and notes are offered in WebDAV because I don’t have to maintain yet another service for each of those.
If I weren’t the one maintaining these instances, then sure I’d say launch one service for calendars, one for tasks, and one for notes.
My use case is I want to write text and I want that text to be synced from my phone and laptop. I want to deploy the minimum number of services. I don’t care about any text editor features as long as I can write text and read it.
I’ve already deployed Radicale and I’d rather not have to maintain anything else.
I realize I can deploy something else just for notes, but I really don’t want to maintain something else.
Thanks for posting this! I use WhatsApp Web, so seems like this may cause me problems…
I didn’t even realize you could install OpenOffice anymore… it’s doesn’t seem available in the Arch repos. https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Apache_OpenOffice
Every car I’ve owned has had a way to change the speedometer from freedom units to ✨ metric ✨ .
For knowing what speed I should be going, I roughly follow these numbers. (Note, these are not equivalent.)
Also, very roughly 10km ≈ 5mi.
However, most of the time I just follow the flow of traffic.
I voluntarily switched to metric like 10 years ago, so meters, celsius, grams, etc make more sense to me now.
TIL https://crossidiomas.com/que-te-folle-un-pez/
This idiom may seem vulgar and offensive at first glance, but it has a deeper meaning that reflects the culture and mentality of the Spanish people.
What’s this in Spanish?
UND KEINE EIER!
I’m gonna download more RAM right meow! https://downloadmoreram.com/
Yeah, 145km/h might be a liiitle under powered. I drive between 120km/h to 130km/h on the US interstates.
Wait, huh?
Users can adjust from their profile settings which language they want to see … posts are marked as English despite being Egyptian, so these posts get forwarded to English speakers
TIL!
Oooooooh. That’s what the language setting is for??? I never touched that setting. I also didn’t realize you could select multiple languages! (ctrl+click) Holy shit, thanks!
I just selected English and Spanish as my languages and checked All. It’s still mostly just English posts, but it seems like !colombia@lemmy.blahaj.zone is new! Neat!
A buddy of mine got his Tacoma tailgate stolen in broad daylight during a kid’s football game… I hope any really valuable parts are secured…
YES! Nextcloud is actually kinda good. I was skeptical for a long time, but I’ve changed my mind recently.
If you don’t want to self-host (I’m not there yet, it seemed like a pain at first glance), then there are 2 online hosting providers that I’ve used recently.
Nubo is in Europe, while Northmail is in Canada.
They both offer email, notes, calendars, contacts, cloud file storage. Nubo also offers a tasks app, while Northmail doesn’t yet.
I’m in the US, so Nubo was a little slow for me. I’ve been using Northmail for about 1 week now. Northmail’s Nextcloud instance is faster for me. Northmail also uses a way more recent version of Nextcloud. Nubo’s Nextcloud is pretty old. Northmail is also offering 100GB for $0.99 CAD per month, which is way more than Nubo.
I had to move off Nubo because my bank doesn’t do international wires.
If Northmail adds Nextcloud Tasks, then I will have everything I want from Northmail!