If all of the below doesnt work out, you can host git by itself. I did that at an office once.

https://gist.github.com/Kreijstal/28fc987270b71849505bbc89b3f2d90a steps look correct.

But for me forgejo worked out well for my side projects and mirroring.

A/B testing is showing they are going after people with ad blockers: https://www.dexerto.com/youtube/youtube-is-apparently-punishing-ad-blockers-by-hiding-comment-section-3320581/ But your specific combo seems good.

Neat clipper tool!

Oh wait sorry for some reason the interface didnt load the first comment. I dodnt see the context. Woops!

I have one. It has no issues with calling, video, ect…

It works in the states as well. And all apps too. I guess my only complaint is parts are getting hard to come by for fairphone 4. Which is why i bought the phone, to be repairable.

Ive had a couple of these. I find that the jack itself sometimes will not work or the audio is VERY bad. The last one I got was for 10$ and seemed to do the trick. But it took 3 tries to find an adapter that didnt have an issue.

One I bought at wallmart, one at amazon, one at an audio-store. The final one was given to me and worked first try! I thought it was my usbc adapter until that point on my phone…but my steam deck had the same issues with the usb-c to audio jack.

I wonder if companies are cheaping out with the components since its a small market. Audiophiles are going to default to using audio-jack. And consumers are just getting bluetooth whatevers. People that want ot direct connect usbc are not the norm. Or at least thats what it feels like to me.

I would pay for a company to come out with one of these pre-loaded onto a Fairphone. Seriously.

Microslop

Right! That makes it funnier in my opinion. Cause they have teams.

I agree, it would be nice.

Thanks @[email protected] !

yep, theres a few apps like that nowadays. Bluetooth is VERY vulnerable. At least from my understanding.

App: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=ch.pocketpc.nearbyglasses

I do too.

I heard a theory that the AI bubble might not burst as we think it will. It will slowly deflate.

Companies can re-negotiate contracts and if they do, we may see a slow deflation rather than a huge all in one burst. The push will very slowly move away from datacenters and go back to consumers…but the factories were all set up for very specific chips because of prior years AI push. Very expensive blip in 10 years but prices do not go back down…they just stay the same for longer.

But IDK I am not an economist.

I usr it every day its great.

Thats the idea! You just have to get them off the store and download them somehow.

Calibre is what I would take a look at. There is a web version that has a couple of different setups. for docker this looks interesting:

https://github.com/linuxserver/docker-calibre-web

Ive also used yunohost (mostly for ease of use and backups) here: https://apps.yunohost.org/app/calibreweb

Its basically the same thing either way.

am I right in understanding that I can host my library of ebooks on my home server then point a client at that server so I have access to my full library without having to save the books locally on device?

Some do this and some dont. I personally find ebooks to be so small that it doesnt matter, but some people use the server client to keep track of where they were at on certain books, helpwith their large collection, share with others of the family, etc…etc… And I think books with pictures such as manga, magazines, or other such take up more room so it might make sense if you have a lot of those.

I personally like having the system auto-update my device with new books and convert into nice to read formats for my custom devices. It works out really well.

calibre is pretty great. I also have a kobo and its the reason I can load/convert a lot of what I read.

Excellent!