Mastodon, Kbin, Lemmy and such are “compatible”.
Here’s an example of how to do it:
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Mastodon, Kbin, Lemmy and such are “compatible”.
Here’s an example of how to do it:
The bootloader is open so you could throw Fairphone’s Android on there no problem. I think they provide the files for that (didn’t check so don’t know for sure)
All of the answers I got so far were great. I’ll probably use a messaging service though but thank you very much
But they not only have updates, they also have form filling, a password manager (wink wink), sync between devices and so many more basic features that Firefox has too
Thank you, kind stranger
Check out spotDL. I use Musicolet as a player on my phone
You can look into Organic Maps, it’s FOSS and made for hiking
Why the hell are you asking this here?
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You can run an arp-scan to check and see if there are any devices on the network that could be whitelisted and spoof their MAC
Too much power
They spend their revenue on planting trees
Totally agree but weren’t they working on an all-in-one IDE? I think it was Fleet
Organic Maps and Magic Earth are awesome. The best I’ve had so far. Magic Earth is more optimized for driving, though if that is what you’re looking for.
It’s no larger than a normal flash drive, maybe a bit thicker
Some do, mine does
Pretty good. The one I have is USB-A; USB-C and NFC. The NFC activates if you rotate the Key 90° in its housing. The housing is all metal, the key itself is hard plastic and the Ports are very durable. The key snaps into place nicely while rotating, I’m pretty happy with it.
Pine64 makes a security camera for use with a (included?) Raspberry Pi, iirc