You might find that more insulation helps if it’s condensation. You’re effectively sleeping on a hammock, so you could check out some hammock camping forums.
I had to sleep on one of those for an extended period recently and had the same problem. I highly recommend finding an alternative!
Yeah I know what you mean. Map downloads especially can take up a lot of space/take a lot of mobile data to download. I tried to copy them across manually once but it didn’t work.
Organic Maps is definitely easier to use, especially for new users but OsmAnd is more powerful. I have both and they’re awesome.
This is what can happen if you don’t get anyone to look after your house when you’re away.
This just makes me angry
I think it mostly depends on whether your pet has thumbs and how tall it is.
Very cool.
I can’t comment on Stalwart but if you’re looking for something reliable and easy to install on a VPS I recommend YUNOhost, which is a FOSS server OS that has email out of the box.
Some people have to buy ebooks with DRM to support the author but like to strip it using a Calibre plugin, for various reasons.
I installed Debian on a friend’s Acer Chromebook 314 using mtchromebox and it’s good. Also check out the Starlite 2-in-1 from Starlabs or maybe their N200 model Starbook.
“I use Arch BTW” is a meme in the Linux community. It reflects the perceived urge of Arch users to boast about using it.
Welcome to Linux :)
I would love to know how you get on with this.
The people who make writefreely are saying that they are working on making image uploads possible for self-hosted instances, not just their own at write.as. Currently if you are self-hosting you can insert an image but it must be hosted elsewhere and inserted via a markdown link.
There are different ideas about the purpose of imprisonment but the ones I’m aware of are exclusion, deterrence, punishment and rehabilitation. The second two are predicated on prison being worse than freedom, which obviously doesn’t hold for people in a lot of situations. In fact I’ve heard of people comitting minor crimes so they can be let into prison.
Unless prisons can get really good at rehabilitation then the only way they can be effective is if life outside of prison is healthy and prosperous.
This looks a lot like Writefreely.
And you would be able to see blog posts in a fediverse feed and subscribe to a blog that way.
I suppose telephones were a sort of fediverse.
In your Lemmy account settings, set your default feed to ‘subscribed’ instead of ‘all’.
When you open the app or log in on your browser you will only see communities you’ve subscribed to.
It will greatly improve your (and everyone else’s) experience if you subscribe to positive communties and participate in them.
Obligatory.
What I’m currently missing is a simple app for keeping contacts synced between my android phone and Linux desktop.
Excited to see what you do!