Use. A. Shopping. List.
Anylist has been my savior. I have probably 30 different lists in it. It syncs between devices nearly instantly.
Very flexible, supports different kinds of lists, etc.
It’s one of maybe 3 apps I’m willing to pay an annual subscription.
Has a webui for my laptop.
I use OneNote extensively - have 20 years of notes, and I disable OneDrive integration in Windows.
And the AI integration? Wtf?
Android integration sounds interesting though.
Bkuefox NX1 https://aiphor.com/products/bluefox-nx1-4-0-android-smartphone?variant=54544491348041
My current phone is a Pixel 5, because size, unlockable, and fingerprint on the back.
The BlueFox looks promising, and a decent price! Could be my spare phone, especially since I migrated my phone number to Jmp.chat - they pipe your SMS into XMPP, so it’s no longer SIM/device bound.
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Oh, yea, Samsung has had this since like 2015.
Never worked well then, but I’m sure it does now
Oh, man, no. Meds merely help you to manage the impulses.
Parents that deny their kids meds (in ignorance) really piss me off.
I’m probably your grandparents age, I’ve seen this nonsense a lot in my own family.
Meds are like crutches when you have a cast on - they help you with impulse control so you then have brain cycles to dedicare to learning new ways of thinking/processing.
Oh, she’s in for a rude awakening one day
If people can function only with a phone, there’s a LOT they aren’t doing.
I use my phone constantly, but trying to get even a rooted Android phone to replace my PC’s? Yea, no.
I’m not doing spreadsheet stuff only on my phone, or documents, or page layout, etc.
That younger folks are heavily mobile centric is a result of pressure by Google/MS, etc to get them used to it. When they’re used to the limitations of mobile it’ll be easier to limit PCs in the same ways.
And business, yea, no, mobile isn’t replacing computers. They’re great adjuncts, but even my laptop screen is sometimes too small - and I’m not someone that needs a large screen although time.
Bold move, Cotton!
(Not really, Lineage updates are the most seamless I’ve ever seen).
Uggh, feel bad for them.
I’ve tried for years to get friends and family to have their data sit in a single point in the house and use backup services. That would be a massive improvement.
Family won’t listen, so I’m building minicomputers for them all that will handle it. Just have to configure their devices to store data there.
I don’t do upgrades (well, not in the sense most people think of them).
My approach is that upgrades are too risky, things always break. It’s also why I don’t permit auto updates on anything. I’d rather do manual updates than dedicated time. Keeping things working is more important, and I have backups.
I run everything virtualized (as much as I can), so I can test upgrades by cloning a system and upgrading the clone. If that fails, I simply build a new system based on some templates I keep. Run in parallel, copy config and data as best I can, then migrate. Just migrated my Jellyfin setup this way.
This is a common methodology in enterprise, which virtualization makes a lot easier for us self hosters.
I haven’t had a disruption from updates/upgrades in 5 years.
Well, pretty much everyone gets cancer of they live long enough.
I’ll take it.
I don’t know how private/secure it really is, but Teleguard doesn’t require a phone number.
I’d really like to see some research into them, though, to know how good/bad it is.
I don’t know where to even start.
Alternative: XMPP has been around for 25+ years, can be self-hosted, there’s numerous solutions available.
Because it overwhelms other flavors.
I’m not putting smoked provolone on a cheese steak - you won’t taste anything else.
Damn right.
Risky stuff, but damnit nothing else works.
Interesting, I’ll have to delve into this some more, but being cocoa is the real concern then yea, most “chocolate” (that is treats people buy) is fairly low in cocoa, being milk chocolate.
When it has a lot of cacao, it’ll be right on the label: 40%, 60%, etc.
It’s good general advice, but I’ve seen many dogs eat chocolate and be fine (worked with a vet for a while, and trained dogs). So there’s a lot more at play than just dog+chocolate.
Time to go read about cacao. Thanks!
While my little truck is a disgusting mess all the time. Shit in the bed, etc.
It’s a truck. It gets the cheap $1 wand wash every 3 months.
Forty years ago you still had the daily paper and the Sunday paper.
Even then you only needed the Sunday.