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A few months ago, a Session update logged me out. I tried to log back in, but my passphrase caused Session to crash. I tried the Play Store version, the F-Droid version, and the desktop version.

Support told me that login method had been around for a while, and I didn’t know it. So suddenly, I was locked out and couldn’t access MY ACCOUNT. I used to promote Session, but since their support response was basically a big “fuck you,” I say “fuck you too,” and I hope people switch to SimpleX.

I'm also interested in this. MessageAse was my daily driver keyboard until some bugs appeared, then I switched to Multiling O (here's my messagease inspired layout https://github.com/racuna/multiling-o-esbr ) but is also abandoned with not fixed bugs.

Now I'm using thumb-key as my daily keyboard but waiting for them to add more features, or just jump to another keyboard app.

Nice one, how can I add it to Firefox?

Weight For Reps is a training journal logging tool to help you keep track of your weight training. Mostly orientated towards Powerlifting/Weightlifting style of training.

mov.im a xmpp based social network

I used to use AdNauseam a while back, until ads started to show suddenly. So I switched to UBlock Origin, and ads stopped to show again.

After I read your comment, I disabled UO and installed AN again. Maybe some update fixed the issues. But it didn't. I'm now back using UO again.

I like Quodlibet, but I had to switch to Foobar2000 in my working laptop (Win10) because some library wasn't working properly.

On my personal laptop (PCLinuxOS), Quodlibet is working fine.

Both audio players are pretty bare bones until you start to customize them with their add-ons.

I use youtube-dl to convert to audio some videos and listen them as a podcast in antennapod.

They had a very popular workout called "Batman", but DC send a copyright infringement claim.

That's why I started to follow them. There is no such thing as bad publicity. LMAO

I'm from Chile, never heard of thousands of phones being blocked here.

This site provides a way to log your weight training workouts (Most suited for Powerlifting).

New version is cleaner, and looks (mostly) very nice. IMHO.

I still don't know how to balance avoiding sun damage, vs vitamin D deficiency (more sun). LMAO.

Since Firefox 88+ (on a Linux distro) started to play Youtube videos with a lot of issues: choppy, bad audio, and so on.

That make it "less addictive" to me.

And I don't have plans to upgrade my laptop to hardware decoding vp9 streams

Agree, I was in denial for years trying to "correct" my flat feet with minimal shoes (plus focusing in my running technique), arc strengthening exercises, stretches, and so on. But I never was able to run past 3k without knees pain.

Then I bought cheap insoles with arc support and the next run I was able to run 6k without any issue.

I'll never will be an elite runner. But at least I can go outside and enjoy a good sweat in the park time to time.

I used it while backpacking across Europe back in 2019. Very useful when I was offline.

But a lot of building numbers were missed.

So I had to use Google Maps when I had Internet connection.

I'm merely using Dropbox on Android to scan and upload documents without issues.

For big ass folders and files I use syncthing, tho.

Cowon X7. Heavy, weird UI, but very good sound and capacity (160Gb)

I still using my Sony Smartwatch 2 (2014), not even changed the wristband. The only thing is lack of software updates and support.

Sony made very good hardware. But they are not good updating their software. Just like the Sony Xperia Play, they don't even upgrade their Android version when they could.

I switched to podcasts instead of music to workout. Most of the podcasts I listen are very motivational, also keeps my english from getting rust and I can learn something while I pumping iron.

also: https://www.maildiary.net/v2/

Also, https://postmarketos.org/ is a good project too.

My first impression was "D'uh", but then, from the article:

Vegans avoid animal products. For strict vegans this means avoiding honey because of the exploitation of bees. That seems to imply that vegans should also avoid vegetables like avocados that involve exploiting bees in their production.

I'm not vegan, so I don't know how deep they are involved in "not animal exploitation" even is not obvius nor direct

On Exadata architecture (and the recent versions of Oracle Database) the search is made by the hardware, not the software.

I'm not a fan of Oracle, but things like that are awesome.

Gmail works awful on Firefox (slow, heavy memory usage, etc).

Some things are fixed in the last releases of FF, but according of what I read recently, Google is doing this on purpose.

Any addon or userscript recommended?