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@_benui codeberg.org seems to be popular with GitHub refugees on fedi.

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@_benui codeberg.org seems to be popular with GitHub refugees on fedi.

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@damianogerli Caliban?

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@damianogerli Caliban?

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Not sure why I've bothered, but I've finally written down the things keeping me from using #Linux on my laptop: https://gist.github.com/Taffer/fb2ef9e 4946b032d7786f14c08bc873d

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Not sure why I've bothered, but I've finally written down the things keeping me from using #Linux on my laptop: https://gist.github.com/Taffer/fb2ef9e 4946b032d7786f14c08bc873d

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Filen's UI could certainly use some work, but it seems pretty decent so far.

It doesn't automatically create a sync'd folder; you have to create one, give it a target in the cloud, and also "unpause" it before any syncing starts.

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Filen's UI could certainly use some work, but it seems pretty decent so far.

It doesn't automatically create a sync'd folder; you have to create one, give it a target in the cloud, and also "unpause" it before any syncing starts.

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pCloud seems pretty decent as a Dropbox/Box/Google Drive/etc. replacement. Encryption costs extra though.

Trying out Filen https://filen.io/ as well, that seems more like a sync.com replacement as everything is encrypted.

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pCloud seems pretty decent as a Dropbox/Box/Google Drive/etc. replacement. Encryption costs extra though.

Trying out Filen https://filen.io/ as well, that seems more like a sync.com replacement as everything is encrypted.

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I'm looking at sync.com alternatives that support Linux... this is one of my long-standing "things I need that don't work on Linux".

pCloud https://www. pcloud.com/ knows it's #Canadian #Thanksgiving. That's almost enough to make me pay for it without trying it first, we're always left out.

Not sure yet, but I think their encryption support is a separate add-on.

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I'm looking at sync.com alternatives that support Linux... this is one of my long-standing "things I need that don't work on Linux".

pCloud https://www. pcloud.com/ knows it's #Canadian #Thanksgiving. That's almost enough to make me pay for it without trying it first, we're always left out.

Not sure yet, but I think their encryption support is a separate add-on.

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This morning my wifi on #Linux is behaving. I didn't change anything. 🤷

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This morning my wifi on #Linux is behaving. I didn't change anything. 🤷

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Speedtest on my laptop under Windows 11. Not bad for wifi.

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Speedtest on my laptop under Windows 11. Not bad for wifi.

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speedtest.net result showing 410.65 Mbps download, 29.66 Mbps upload, courtesy of Windows 11.

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Speedtest on my laptop under #Linux Mint:

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Speedtest on my laptop under #Linux Mint:

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speedtest.net result showing 0.11 Mbps download and 0.38 Mbps upload speed, courtesy of Linux Mint on my laptop.

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Seriously, my wifi speed is dropping like crazy a minute or two after boot. WTF.

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Seriously, my wifi speed is dropping like crazy a minute or two after boot. WTF.

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Wifi issues? On #Linux?! Who'd've thought...

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Wifi issues? On #Linux?! Who'd've thought...

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Odd? observation:

* I mostly post to Mastodon via the web.
* I mostly read Mastodon via my phone (Toot! to be specific).

So much easier pasting URLs and typing on a real keyboard.

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Odd? observation:

* I mostly post to Mastodon via the web.
* I mostly read Mastodon via my phone (Toot! to be specific).

So much easier pasting URLs and typing on a real keyboard.

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Got some opinions about 1Password and Bitwarden (thanks @Magess, @jkaniarz, and @printeronfire!).

Giving 1Password a go this weekend; importing my data (via CSV, ouch) from Enpass semi-worked, so I have to clean up all 500-ish of my entries. Presumably importing my wife's LastPass collection will go smoother, since 1Password actually knows about them.

App (on Win11 and iOS) seems fine, web interface is pretty good too.

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Got some opinions about 1Password and Bitwarden (thanks @Magess, @jkaniarz, and @printeronfire!).

Giving 1Password a go this weekend; importing my data (via CSV, ouch) from Enpass semi-worked, so I have to clean up all 500-ish of my entries. Presumably importing my wife's LastPass collection will go smoother, since 1Password actually knows about them.

App (on Win11 and iOS) seems fine, web interface is pretty good too.

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@Magess I think I tested it on iOS and it was behaving as expected, but now you've got me wondering...

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@Magess I think I tested it on iOS and it was behaving as expected, but now you've got me wondering...

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@printeronfire Sounds good! I'm a little leery of trying to get a comfortable dev environment set up in Windows, I might wait to try raylib until I'm using Linux more...

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@printeronfire Sounds good! I'm a little leery of trying to get a comfortable dev environment set up in Windows, I might wait to try raylib until I'm using Linux more...

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@maksu 👍

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@maksu 👍

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Does anyone have any strong opinions (LOL) about 1Password vs. Bitwarden?

I like the open-sourceness of Bitwarden, but I assume 1Password will have a better experience for non-technical users.

I'll probably switch out of Enpass to one of these when I switch my wife (and hopefully my son) over.

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Does anyone have any strong opinions (LOL) about 1Password vs. Bitwarden?

I like the open-sourceness of Bitwarden, but I assume 1Password will have a better experience for non-technical users.

I'll probably switch out of Enpass to one of these when I switch my wife (and hopefully my son) over.

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Things I'm currently excited to try out:

* raylib - https://github.com/raysan5/raylib
* Eldiron - https://github.com/markusmoenig/Eldiro n

Messing with raylib would just be porting my PyGame experiments to C, but Eldiron is sort of like an #Ultima game engine.

I may have started learning #Rust in case I can contribute to Eldiron...

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Things I'm currently excited to try out:

* raylib - https://github.com/raysan5/raylib
* Eldiron - https://github.com/markusmoenig/Eldiro n

Messing with raylib would just be porting my PyGame experiments to C, but Eldiron is sort of like an #Ultima game engine.

I may have started learning #Rust in case I can contribute to Eldiron...

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OK, so mastodon.technology is shutting down; now I'm on mastodon.gamedev.place.

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OK, so mastodon.technology is shutting down; now I'm on mastodon.gamedev.place.