ricardojoaoreis

Did you really create an account for this?

I'm using a Nexus 5 with postmarketOS as an SMS gateway connected to the internet! So glad old phones were a bit more open

You can use mkvtoolnix for that and it has a GUI

Yes, that's what I do on Arch. I don't have multilib enabled and manage to run everything just fine.

Alyssa did some work for Valve, they might have an interest in FEX for some ARM version of Proton.

Good thing that we can all benefit from it

I haven't had Google Maps installed on my phone for at least 4 years now. In the beginning using Apple Maps was an exercise in frustration at times but nowadays it's better than Google Maps in a lot of scenarios. Annecdoctaly we if we were driving somewhere sometimes I had to unplug my phone to get Google Maps directions on Car Play but lately it's actually the opposite.

POI, restaurant reviews etc are still miles better in Google, but using the web version is enough for those.

That line stood out, powerful enough for 3D games but not for Karaoke…

Leaving yet another alternative to the ones mentioned elsewhere on this comment section, Lose It![1]

It has a premium version to track more than just calories but barcode scanning is part of the free version

[1]: https://www.loseit.com/

I did something similar to my LG TV at the expense of losing the motion sensor of the remote… Worth it in my opinion

Love pi-hole! I’m running it on a tiny ROCK Pi S[1] next to my router and haven’t had any issues whatsoever.

Always amazed at the amount of requests blocked by just the default list included with pi-hole. Although I’m a bit concerned that more and more apps/devices will start using DNS over HTTPS to get around pi-hole like solutions…

[1] https://wiki.radxa.com/RockpiS/hardware/rockpiS

I don't like using browser extensions for password managers (I read in the past these are usually the easier attacks, might not be true nowadays) and switched from LastPass to Bitwarden.

The feature I miss is that LastPass has a Mac MenuBar app which provided a global shortcut to search my wallet, for Bitwarden I always have to open the app.

Also, the iPhone app doesn't let you view attached images in the app, you have to first download them to the phone's storage.

Which JVM are they using?

Also a Nine Inch Nails song

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Starfuckers,_Inc.

Browser extensions are usually the attack vector for password managers.

I use the native desktop apps for them, previously LastPass and currently Bitwarden. The UX suffers a bit but you at least you gain some security.

I used VirtualBox and the last time I installed Linux I gave Gnome Boxes a try to run a Windows VM every once in a while and I haven’t felt the need to go back to VirtualBox.