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According to some simple Googling [0] seems to be the oldest occurrence of this.

[0] http://athena.ecs.csus.edu/~brodyr/jokes/engr/sign-engr.html

Yay Zorin is awesome

tbh not even using but just donating could help

> The biggest constraint is often push notifications not working. A massive problem, but the UnifiedPush project is trying to change that with an open spec for push notifications.

Apps that support it: https://unifiedpush.org/users/apps/

The vendor has custom modules for auto-updating. afaik F-Droid also auto-updates on freer distributions of Android but not on most manufacturer ones.

don't know but I hope it does

Foxydroid is a really nice and imo much faster F-Droid frontend https://f-droid.org/en/packages/nya.kitsunyan.foxydroid/

(not affiliated just a big fan)

The group is probably small, but Zorin OS is also a distro aimed at non-power users, and I installed it for my grandparents' slow computer.

90% of the voters are too stupid or probably don't even know what encryption is. Many are also going to stick to party lines. It just matters whether the 10% swing voters will care about this issue *more than* the other awful things the leadership is doing.

https://www.navidrome.org/ might help

(I'm unaffiliated, just sharing)

As someone who immigrated to the US from India, and was a 'stereotypical nerd' (being on HN duh) nosy neighbors seem nice on the outside but it can get old really quick. (Unless you're perfectly average for the community you live in). I much prefer making friends at work or other common interest places rather than neighbors or family who randomly happen to be next to you.

> hardware that's vendor-locked to a cloud service is a risky move.

AFAIK from an above comment by @rozzie the protocol is open and the domain can be changed. So it should be possible for someone to write a self hostable server

https://dev.blues.io/reference/notecard-api/hub-requests/#hu... https://github.com/blues/note

dang! this was exactly something like I have been looking for. I have an app idea in mind that could use abstracting away the financial logic.

> Good thing everyone is already trained to click through certificate warnings.

With a proper UI there would be different messages when a cert mismatches compared to when a new cert is seen or the previous cert was about to expire. (Quite like Gemini browsers)

TOFU like SSH or Gemini?