I love it on the surface. It sadly has major issues with scaling and the window controls not allowing you to drag it about (at least on Wayland).

Ooh that Authelia looks pretty much ideal. I’ll give it a try and see how well it works.

I just used Google Search for a maps query yesterday and it is somehow so much worse with the services decoupled. The maps button has been severely nerfed.

I’ve noticed the same. Particularly tonight.

Look what community the post is in. Of course it will be about piracy.

Maybe those services shouldn’t use similarly predatory models that rely on immoral subscription rather than ownership.

It’s an electron application so it’s possible to connect a debugger and extract the keys from there if you wish to export them.

A quick search found this and I did similar myself a few years ago when something forced me to usr authy.

I’ll believe it when Glinner’s blog is gone

Firefox has Firefox Accounts which will do just the same. All those extensions are also available. You may find the odd extension is missing but there is usually a decent replacement about.

I briefly used a chromebook with linux on at the start of last year as a sorta dumb terminal to my desktop until I could get something a bit better. The keyboard was one of the pros, despite all the flex.

On my main laptop I now bind caps lock to super and, since it has an ansi keyboard and I live in the UK, I bind the windows key to compose. It has changed my typing significantly for the better.

Meanwhile Matrix bridges are going strong as a way to keep in touch with people who refuse to leave these horrible platforms.

I have it happen for webview most times I use it. I ended up using Kiwi Browser instead because of it.

I love how the marketing for this was absolutely everywhere. It wasn’t anything new. It just tried and failed to reinvent the wheel that was matrix bridges.

PyPush lets you link your number to your Apple Account using demo.py if you need that. It needs a cron job to sit on it for the first few weeks but after that its fine.

Hopefully the EU makes an example of them for providing an extreme drawback to opting out for users. They know full well that this isn’t how data protection is intended.

It sadly has a very serious neo-nazi problem to a much worse extent than Youtube ever did.

You don’t happen to know of a general working adblock for casting e.g. Channel 4.

In the north-west. BT currently have a local monopoly so they can charge what they want

I’m in the north-west but I’m limited to BT because nobody else has cables down yet. A different company claims to be fitting FttP round here in a few months though.

We both have a very different setup that are used pretty normally so I doubt it is.