Hellfire103
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Hellfire103@lemmy.cato Free and Open Source Software@beehaw.org•Android list based launcher comparisonEnglish1·2 months agoI used to use μLauncher and KISS Launcher. The former is available on Accrescent, while the latter looks nice.
Hellfire103@lemmy.cato Programmer Humor@programming.dev•Aborted Virtual MachineEnglish37·2 months agoIn the computer. Straight up ‘virtualising it’. And by it, let’s just say. My pingus.
Hellfire103@lemmy.cato Free and Open Source Software@beehaw.org•What are the "app dock" apps on your phone? Are they FOSS?English2·2 months ago- ✅ Molly-FOSS
- ✅ FairEmail
- ✅ Markor
- ✅ Brave
- ✅ Metro (music player)
Hellfire103@lemmy.cato Programmer Humor@programming.dev•i use edit.com, notepad and geany btwEnglish4·2 months agoMicro ftw!
(I also use Geany, Featherpad, Vim, ee(1), and JOE)
Hellfire103@lemmy.cato Free and Open Source Software@beehaw.org•What FOSS applications do you use for habits, tasks, and notes?English5·2 months agoFor you, I’d recommend trying Logseq. It wasn’t for me, but feature-wise it might be what you’re looking for.
Failing that, using todo.txt for your notes might work better. However, the only usable app on iOS for this is SwiftoDo, and you would need to figure out how to sync the file yourself.
Here's my own stack
- For notes, I just have a folder full of Markdown files I edit using QOwnNotes and Micro on desktop and Markor on mobile, synchronised with Syncthing.
- On iOS, you can use Möbius Sync for Syncthing, and the least crap Markdown editors I found were MDNotes and Kodex.
- For to-do lists, I use a todo.txt (also on Syncthing), which I edit with Sleek on desktop and Markor on mobile.
- For calendars, I use Posteo (an email provider, with contacts and calendars). The calendars are synchronised using CalDAV, wherein I access them with Thunderbird on desktop and DAVx⁵/Fossify Calendar on mobile.
- CalDAV and CardDAV, as you know, are compatible with iOS out-of-the-box.
- For notes, I just have a folder full of Markdown files I edit using QOwnNotes and Micro on desktop and Markor on mobile, synchronised with Syncthing.
Hellfire103@lemmy.cato Mildly Infuriating@lemmy.world•"You should probably just throw it away"English2·3 months agoI think so?
Hellfire103@lemmy.cato Mildly Infuriating@lemmy.world•"You should probably just throw it away"English1241·3 months ago
Hellfire103@lemmy.cato Free and Open Source Software@beehaw.org•Thunderbird "won't be adopting the firefox terms of use"English6·4 months agoThat’s a relief.
Hellfire103@lemmy.caOPto Mildly Infuriating@lemmy.world•No matter how many times I retag or convert ¡Dos!, it still shows up as ¡Dos!English3·4 months agoMetro, but I’ve had the same problem in all the other Android music player apps I’ve tried.
Hellfire103@lemmy.caOPto Mildly Infuriating@lemmy.world•No matter how many times I retag or convert ¡Dos!, it still shows up as ¡Dos!English4·4 months agoYeah. Trouble is, MusicBrainz Picard is set to use UTF-8 for all file formats except WAV, and this issue hasn’t affected ¡Uno! or ¡Tré!.
I also couldn’t find a tag to set the encoding.
Hellfire103@lemmy.caOPto Mildly Infuriating@lemmy.world•No matter how many times I retag or convert ¡Dos!, it still shows up as ¡Dos!English7·4 months agoThis problem is present in every music player I’ve tried on my phone. My old iPhone, however, was fine (I was using foobar2000, btw), as are my laptops.
Even more annoyingly, track 12 (Wow! That’s Loud) appears to be tagged ever so slightly differently, and in a way I can’t seem to replicate, that means it appears in its own album with the correct title.
I have not yet tried reimporting the CD, as it’s currently 114 km away, on the other side of the England/Scotland border.
Hellfire103@lemmy.cato Free and Open Source Software@beehaw.org•GravyScanner : a FOSS Android app that reveals installed apps involved in Gravy Analytics data breachEnglish1·4 months agoOh, PWA. Yeah, I used that for a bit, but the experience wasn’t great.
Hellfire103@lemmy.cato Free and Open Source Software@beehaw.org•GravyScanner : a FOSS Android app that reveals installed apps involved in Gravy Analytics data breachEnglish1·4 months agoI’m not sure I understand.
Hellfire103@lemmy.cato Free and Open Source Software@beehaw.org•GravyScanner : a FOSS Android app that reveals installed apps involved in Gravy Analytics data breachEnglish3·4 months agoMan, I had no idea Tumblr was on the Gravy list. Great app!
Hellfire103@lemmy.cato Mildly Infuriating@lemmy.world•Apparently Bluesky lets you require a sign in to view a postEnglish25·4 months agoMastodon has followers-only posts, too, you know?
Hellfire103@lemmy.caOPto Mildly Infuriating@lemmy.world•MSN doesn't work in IronFox whatsoeverEnglish4·5 months agoIn case you’re wondering, no I don’t use MSN. I was linked to that page from a Lemmy post.
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Nah, vibe coding is to programming what passing off food from a restaurant as your own (á la steamed hams) is to cooking.