I’ve used ‘KillTheNewsletter’ a lot. And then it hit me. Most email clients have features I want for my feeds (filtering, auto-sorting into folders by keywords, etc.)

So far, only emacs (forgot extension name) and feedbro (firefox extension) have similar festures to these…

Hence, I’m yet to try it, but might create an account only for feeds. And then use rss2email (pypi)

Is anyone else using this tool? I’d love to hear it…

One could also think that whoever packaged this was hurried while filling a form, and wanted to provide credit where it was due. So, maybe they were on the best of their intents… We don’t know.

If I were to use this, I would check other apps from same uploader. Or better, see what permissions are being asked…

In any case, trusting blindly github contributors on teamnewpipe organization is not extremely different.

Trust and credibility are volatile and freely given. It’s youtube, not my bank account ;p

Android shows which apps consume the most energy since the last charge.

It’s great, I’ve used it a lot.

Specially with relatives. It also lists ‘Display’, and shows how much your screen use was draining that new phone. I had to explain this to a friend recently, with their new phone. They thought it might be defective. It wasn’t.

Congrats!

PS. Distro (or DE) wars are meaningless. But I use KDE btw ;)

Somewhat related, a recent kurzgesagt video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bXERzEafjIU

Sorry to be honest, but this is my view…

Voting between two parties, and then getting whatever the “electors” pick. All the while, thinking they live under the biggest democracy of the world.

Having all sorts of inhuman behaviors, like robbing childs from immigrants.

Child marriage.

Having lots of weapons in the country but all wars outside.

Mmm… What else? Ah, prisoners are slaves.

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no, IMDb is. And between the alternatives given, I like TMDB.

trakt.tv or tmdb.org are common. I like the latter, it has better DB than the amazon-biased imdb…

Oh! I should get back to it… Togrther with the winamp skins I had downloaded from internet archive.

Plus projectM from Steam, and Spotube… I could stop using the monthly subscription for (*1) an ugly UI that barely handles drag-and-drop and is a mess to make my playlists with.

(*1) tbh, the recommendation engine got me hooked at first, but my interest has been fading away.

OpenCamera is good, but could do better. But I’d say video editing is the biggest void.

Also, gesture typing keyboards are an empty niche of foss alternatives. HelioBoard requires loading some proprietary blob unfortunately.

I guess the most heavy machine learning use cases are not filled in.

Just yesterday I deployed it locally, and was about to migrate from my keepasDX (+syncthing)…

It’s been always the same. Backend, server logic, database… dynamic content; on one hand. JavaScript runs on the browser for almost anything, sometimes for dynamic content. But it’s not tied. You could have an in-browser button with a counter for the numbers of times it was pressed (that’s actually an entry-level programmer exercise) and that’s a static site. If you saved the counter value to the server (e.g. database) then it’s not static anymore.

Or euros

A weather app with no control of city, plus currency rate and TLD. I don’t see any value in this. But a nice design, sure.

I’m crossposting because some comments were interesting…

How about adding something like hCAPTCHA ? OR librecaptcha, mCaptcha, altcha, …

Just to put some, apparently unconsidered, idea on the table… I’m quite happy with my zfs raid array of 6 hdd, a “workstation” type of motherboard, and loads of ram (2x64). I didn’t use the latest hardware trends, DDR 4 actually with 8-cores Xeon CPU. And added a GPU so gaming is covered. Prices where at your range. Here I hope to hoard loads of multimedia (holidays videos, etc.)

I wonder if Jellyfin can find metadata like it does with movies. Perhaps via a plugin?. Apart from that, all functionality (e.g. streaming) works with music just like it does with videos and that’s great!

How would the DDG implementation be less than a privacy concern? It’s just adding a middle layer. It may only lump queries together in a larger pool of seemingly undistinguishable users. Am I missing anything else?