Same.

Proton just bought Standard Notes, so keep an eye out for changes there. Otherwise, I use Obsidian but I have it sync to my home server so I can access the same data from my phone and computer.

That said I believe it will improve over time. It has to, in order to be useful.

That doesn’t mean it has to. Let me introduce you to dozens of other Google projects.

Thank you! I edited the original post. I’m running Lineage OS now!

My employer is the government

Right, exactly. The alternative to this meme is offering them access to my Plex server.

Welcome to Wrexham.

Not the kind of guy who’d watch something from a USB. Technically not a co-worker but a former co-worker, because he retired a couple of years ago.

I use Musicbrainz-picard to organize music and clean up metadata. For Shows and movies, it’s pretty easy. I use Plex and it’s pretty flexible with naming conventions

Just use something like Jellyfin or Plex. Install the server side software on your laptop and the client side on your Android TV

I typed up directions to my wife about how to access all of my accounts. I left blanks like _______ and used a pencil to write in all of the important information like what 2FA app to use and passwords to some key stuff.

I can’t wait for Proton to ship Drive for Linux just so we can get a different complaint as the top comment on every Proton thread

It does swipe. If Swype is something different, then no

Awesome. Every so often I try a few different keyboards but always go right back to SwiftKey because the predictions are so good. I’ll give this one a shot

Right this is what I really mean. It’s a trivial cost in the grand scheme of things for a municipality to provide public drinking fountains. This shouldn’t be outsourced to a for profit private enterprise.

Fuck that. If it’s downtown or at a park the fucking municipality can afford $1.99/mo

We need more public facilities. This privatization bullshit can kick rocks

Or 5/4, 6/4, 7/4,…

So you’re saying that you spend like 50 GB or so for every movie in your library? That’s unbelievably impractical. What if you want to download some locally to your phone or laptop for a flight, you have to pick the one or two movies that you think you’re gonna watch. I keep movies in 1080p at about 3 gigs or so. I just flew out to Denver and back and was happy with the dozen movies I was able to download locally for the trip.

Then why doesn’t Apple open up anything else? Think I want to buy a Apple Watch and connect it to my Android?

Or even an electric leaf blower. They’re like half the noise.

I think this is a quote from 3 Body Problem