

I’m glad I listened to the People arround here, who said to not lay all of your eggs in a single basket. Thats the reason why I skipped proton and use VPN and Mail from different companies now.


I’m glad I listened to the People arround here, who said to not lay all of your eggs in a single basket. Thats the reason why I skipped proton and use VPN and Mail from different companies now.


I use IVPN and starting to switch my E-Mails to Posteo. Both are european services.


Take a look into IVPN if you need a VPN service. Posteo is a good E-Mail-Provider.


you can do this with home assistant and z-wave / zigbee sensors. but you have to do it yourself and this takes time and knowledge.


bonus points for z-wave/zigbee only devices without wlan/bluetooth connectivityy


Because i havent seen it on this thread theres also passbolt
i havent used it personaly (yet) because its offline mode is still in beta.


thx, im looking into libby :)


article is hidden behind a paywall, so i can only speak about my experience with a standard ereader.
i love to read and not get distracted by something during that. a regular phone keeps getting me distracted and a e-ink display is way more pleasant to read than a regular screen imo. the main problem i keep running into is that my regular ereader is too big for most pockets which is the reason i dont have it with me most of the time.
soooo such a small reader would let me read at times and places where i would simply dont do anything at best or doomscroll at worst while i could also judt read a good book.
that being said i dont own such a small ereader and wont buy one because keeping two devices synced while reading a book would be either too much hazzle or simply impossible to do.


can confirm. is good.


dont know… i love the cyberpunk gameplay. but i accept <60 fps only on the steam deck or similar devices


while. i agree that steam isnt good its still the best digital store out there besides gog. also its hardware doesnt force u to buy games over there and thats a major selling point imo.


steam machine*


i mean it still sucks compared to reselling, but its possible to share your library on steam with friends at least.
best store would be gog but as a gamer on linux its not as easy as it should be.


im not an american too and may be wrong but the POTUS is the highest commander of the military.


to be fair its a chinese brand from amazon. https://amzn.eu/d/01p8j1cL
but it worked with win 10 on my hp notebook from work and its still working with my other devices including a phone. i dont own another win 11 device to test it with. since its not my own device im also not that keen to troubleshoot it.


yes i know all that.
no the ports work just fine with other devices. also my device isnt the only one in the company that has some issues with certain devices after the upgrade.


yeah, tell that win 11 because theres no driver missing, everything is up to date but the only thing my docking station does is power delivery.


true. but its a chicken egg problem. no users. no software. no software. no users.


yes. thats why it isnt priced as one, but still gets compared to a console because it wants to compete with thwm in the living room.
soo fun story regarding drivers. my notebook from work doesnt support my docking station at home anymore after a upgrade to win 11 from 10. My linux pc works just fine. its a tablet though and has some unsupported hardware like gyro sensors.
but thats not the point. the point is, that valve still updates its distro for the steamdeck and keeps improving it years after the launch.i expect the same for the SM. compare that to the asus ally: 1 year after release and asus dropped its support if i remember correctly.
Well, good thing is that we also arent forced to buy iOS/Android devices and their bloat. Source: written by a phone that runs neither.