PetteriPano

Get your own domain. Don't host your own.

I've had the same domain on gmail, proton and now purelymail.

I always say that thinking before speaking is a bit like wiping before going number two.

Maybe that's why I don't have any friends.

So they need more boots on the ground? I have boots.

I'm a bit torn.

I want there to be diversity and free choice regarding where I get my apps from, so one less choice only strengthens Google's monopoly.

As a user, Amazon's app store was just sketchy.

As a developer I don't want to be submitting every update to yet another store for every release. I have had users mail me and ask to add my app to the Amazon app store, because their device didn't come with Google's play store.

I usually don't use one for browsing, and not for privacy reasons.

I have a wireguard hub-and-spoke configuration with my VPS as hub to

• Let my VPS act as a reverse proxy to my home servers
• Not have to expose ssh on my VPS to the public internet
• Easily reach all my home servers when I travel
• Route traffic through my VPS when I'm on sketchy open WiFi. Which is when I've encountered OP's sign-in requirement.

Happens to me only when I use my VPN.

They work on both desktop and android versions of Firefox, at least. I haven't tried other android browsers, but I'd expect it to work.

I like to make bookmarklets for these kind of things.

Just make a page with a link that runs a javascript snippet. Drag that link to your bookmark bar, and you have a new action button. Firefox syncs them from desktop to mobile, there's probably a way to add them straight on your mobile browser, too.

The snippet could post the current URL, post what you've currently selected. Tinyurl has an example for creating a tinyurl from where you are - probably a good starting point.

I've got one that posts to my personal URL shortener. One that grabs metadata from a ticketing system and makes nice linky markdown in my clipboard for me to paste on slack.

My day-to-day stuff stays in sync via syncthing on my two laptops, my desktop and my home server. They all run btrfs, so I won't be syncing any flipped bits around.

Home server rsyncs from my VPS once a week. When that's fine, it rsyncs itself over to a hetzner storage over sshfs+gocryptfs.

Four copies at home, one in the cloud.

Du betalar för trafiken, vilket håll den åker åt spelar ingen roll.

Telias obegränsade mobila bredband är begränsat till 1.5TiB/mån. Sedan blir det långsamt.

At that price even ChromeOS would be a better option. You still have all your android apps, plus that little Linux container for most lf your other computing needs.

Me, too. I've got some extra buoyancy on account of being fat.

While servicing my sailing yacht I dropped a part of the furler in the water while docked. A new piece was stupidly expensive and would take two weeks to get, while I was cruising on a schedule.

So I dropped the anchor and climbed down the chain to look for it. At the end my wife found it. We probably spent a good three hours diving and feeling around in the soft mud for it.