I don’t work but I use a script using w3m to print HTML as text. You can find those in the aerc repo.
I don’t work but I use a script using w3m to print HTML as text. You can find those in the aerc repo.
aerc with mbsync and msmtp and neovim for composing
I don’t really care about phones and my parents give me their old iPhones for free.
App images don’t work on alpine. Use flat pack or run the app image in a chroot
Alpine is great on the desktop too! I use it on all my desktops, laptops and servers.
A molex to PCIe adapter with an 850w power supply. I only have like 10 watts of headroom but usually only one gpu is running at a time so it works fine. I would have bought a better one but my dad accidentally bought 2 for another project so he had an extra one and it works fine.
I have been running wayland with sway for around 6-10 months (I forget when I switched). I have a 4-monitor setup and hated the default workspace management but swaysome convinced me to switch. I heard a lot of stuff about how manual tiling is bad but I actually don’t mind it and kind of prefer it to automatic tiling from AwesomeWM which I used before sway, .
I have a 6700xt for Linux and an old 2070 that I pass through to a windows guest. I might get a usb card too to pass through but not sure if I have any more space in my mid tower for another pci card.
IP changes are not your concern. It is likely that your ISP blocks outgoing port 25, you can check with nc gmail-smtp-in.l.google.com 25
and if you don’t get any output its blocked. If you don’t have very many users on your Pterodactyl server, I would suggest just using a gmail account with SMTP in pterodactyl. If you have port 25 unblocked and want to selfhost email, mailcow is a great option and really easy to set up.
The kindle paper white is nice but it’s Amazon. I have one that I keep in airplane mode and load books over usb.
I prefer digital with no drm but if that is not possible I will get a physical book.
I want to do something like this but airmessage does not have a desktop client that works without using their clouds. I use a Apple phone but I just want to be able to respond to texts on my Linux computers. I have an iMac server that I vnc into but it’s kind of annoying just to respond to a text.
Is it open source and in my Linux distro’s repo?
For purely just privacy I would say custom rom android > iphone > stock android > samsung android.
mine XMR on a few computers