soudk @soudk@social.privacytools.io
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Interests: physics/science, music, technology & humanity.
I think that covers it?
How to get a Jekyll GitHub pages site indexed by search engines... Hmm.
New blog post about my experience getting ready to de-facebook:
I just noticed this server's rules says we should make unlisted posts by default. Anybody know why? What's the issue with public ones, or other types of posts?
Anyone got a good de-Facebooking guide out there? I'd rather get all my data/export some services before deleting the account for good, and I don't want to miss anything.
Update on the CalyxOS FOSS only experiment:
Another downside is a fitness/tracking app like a Strava replacement that has different sport modes other than running. Open Tracks doesn't quite cut it.
Damn, to make a lemmy.ml account you have to do the hardest captchas ever.
That shit is like solving a 4D Rubik's cube.
Experimenting with a FOSS-only CalyxOS flash on my de-googled Pixel 2. Let's see how far this goes!
Very difficult to keep myself from using my regular google-associated accounts on it!
Downsides so far:
- camera/gallery options (default CalyxOS 📷 sucks)
@soudk I avoid most social media but there are several ways of browsing them. I like the alternative web frontends for twitter (e.g. nitter.net) and reddit (teddit.net, libredd.it) and use these quite a bit. Logging in isn't possible however. On mobile there are also apps, at least for android that let you use social media im a way private way. For Reddit I can recommend slide from f-droid. Quite feature-rich and logging in is possible.
Feel free to ask more if you want :)
Been hearing a lot about the evolution of the FF logo, but this was unexpected...
I'm so overwhelmed with the privacy options out there. Anyone wanna share their setup for syncing/using
Calendar
Contacts
What email providers do you use?
Do you have a custom domain for your email?
Does everything FOSS play nicely with eachother?
Do you use Reddit logged in? What about other social media?
Ahhh!!
I don't think I ever truly realized how bad Windows was until yesterday. After a year of exclusively stable Linux installs, never a crash, never a problem, I needed to use Windows for something. So I put in my Windows SSD and the OS wipes itself out the second I boot. For no reason. And then put me in an inescapable "recovery process" loop.
- Signed, a previous eight year Windows user.
- Blog Repo
- https://soudk.github.io/
Interests: physics/science, music, technology & humanity.
I think that covers it?
