I identify as a zebra crossing.

I do like Trello, but Kanboard is a pretty good replacement. Lacking some polish, but it’s a trade-off I’m willing to make.

I set up Affine and Kanboard to help with various projects. I got fed up of Notion, Trello, and/or a git repository full of documents.

What error do you get, for a start?

Such feature does exist, at least on my version of the Android app.

“quietly”

Good luck getting grandma to install and use Graphene or Lineage on their 3 year old underpowered Samsung device that already works the way they know.

I think you’re making problems where there aren’t any. A device PIN or fingerprint along with Signal is probably way more secure than any family chat needs to be.

I imagine that most people’s families will find Singal easier than using a CLI program anyway. It’s rare to find an entire family without typical cellphones.

Signal is perfectly good under normal usage. Everything is unintuitive when it comes to extremes like losing your device.

6 months from now it’ll be relaunched, but businesses will only be able to “respond” via AI, and only if they pay for a Gemini subscription. A week later businesses will be posting the insane shit that the AI tells its customers.

This Grav?

I moved all of my domains to Porkbun when Google Domains started to close down or become SquareSpace or whatever they were doing.

No complaints so far.

You certainly can in the Android app.

Whose batteries do you buy?

Sorry for off-topic, but why do your comments end in a license link?

I understand the reason, and I understand the possible solutions, and I also understand that Apple benefits from picking the one that pressures kids into spending a few grand on their devices instead of supporting and mutually improving RCS.

It’s user hostile, and it sucks.

I hope this leads to Apple dropping their bullying-inducing bubble color nonsense.

A bunch of SDE3s needed promotions.

VPS hosting coparison if all you care about is crypto support.

Maybe so, but those windows have never been close to this long, so I’ll believe it when I see it.