Yeah, both of those things happen to me on a regular basis. If I’m using my phone, it might only last a few hours into the day.

And after Ida. No power for a month in some places. People were selling cooked food on the streets for cash. I’m sure if you were enterprising, you could buy/sell groceries the same way.

So true. My non-technical friend asked about more private ways to communicate after things started to go bad where we live, and she had no problems understanding SimpleX. The actual user experience is a lot like FB Messenger, IMO.

RSSOwlnix is my favorite, but I’m not sure if it has all the features you want.

I agree. This is what I do, too.

As someone who didn’t know anything about either a short time ago, I found cron easier to learn and use. Systemd timers look more visually clean, but the way cron works is more simple and straightforward.

My bf sometimes leaves a door unlocked or doesn’t shut it all the way. I’ll get up in the morning, realize it’s cold downstairs, and go down to find the door standing wide open. So far we haven’t been murdered, so…

You can send and receive payments without any third party involvement or permission.

No need to use an exchange.

Interesting…

Why is this drawn in a way that makes it look hot?

You created this in the Privacy community on Lemmy.ml. Were you trying to find a place to make an introductory post?

A little cinnamon is great on chicken or in rice.

Green tea is great with freshly cut ginger in it.

I miss balled mice. They worked better, IMO.

When I would copy or scan books, I’d hold one page onto the scanner at a time, then crop and straighten each page in pdf before OCRing it.

My bf bought me a brand new laptop with Win 10 preinstalled, and even after disabling or uninstalling as much as I could, it was literally like watching a slideshow. Then I installed Linux, and it…worked like you’d expect a brand new computer to work, fast and smooth. Never used Win 11 because I stopped using Windows after that.

I can only think of a couple Electron apps I use, and none that are important or frequently used.

I’ve seen a flood of threads about this in the last couple days, and I honestly just don’t care.

I use Nemo in XFCE and the file path is always there.