Yeah this, 99% of the cases its permissions not being right.


Dockge hasn’t been updated in a while though. Does not matter for me since my setup only runs in local network but I am not sure how safe it is for online use.


Where’s all the people from here now who praised Apple and vowed their next phone will be an Iphone after Google announced their mandatory developer verification?


pregnancy-related hospitalization
How much does anyone want to bet that this was for going to the hospital to give birth?
Awesome, thanks for the confirmation!
Is anybody who updated already using Findroid? Just wondering if the update breaks anything in terms of 3rd party apps.
Edit a few days later: made the plunge and can confirm Findroid works without issues.


Yeah same. I am really bad at keeping stuff updated so I rather keep it local too.


With pedophilia already baked into the training!


Ultrasonic does not support Jellyfin though.


I just installed it with a free trial to test it. The past week I installed what feels like dozens of Jellyfin Android music clients, some early in dev, some already out for a while. They all sucked in some respect, most notably offline play. I really really hope Symfonium is better than all the others on that, otherwise I don’t know what to do.


Weird. I would have expected them to rather illegally bundle a pirated Microsoft Office with it.


Writing this from my 7… hoping to get another one or two years out of it.


Maybe I am too dense to get this, but how exactly can you be between left, conservative and liberal? Is that being centrist?


Yeah, that is the only point that actually resonates with me.


Ok but when did they kiss?


If I had an e-mail provider I’d be confident staying with for the next few decades, sure. But I don’t feel confident about it and it would just move my problem with old gmail e-mails to the next provider.
And the next provider may not have a “takeout” system. Since Proton has encryption you have to use their client? I remember hearing about Proton bridge to connect to other clients, and it was supposedly clunky.


Not convenient. My computer is actually a docked Steamdeck I only use occasionally in Desktop mode. I know lots of people will frown at that, but I do 99% of anything I do (aside from gaming), on my phone since a long time ago. For work I have a work laptop and I surely wouldn’t want to store my mails there.
So having Thunderbird on my Steamdeck for browsing old e-mails is just not convenient for me.
My small homeserver is part of a backup strategy, so putting something on it reachable via a webUI of some sort will also ensure all of that is backed up. Since my Steamdeck is mostly games and many saves are stored in the cloud automatically, I don’t back it up as much, not worth the effort.


Well this is it! Thanks, didn’t find that in my initial search.


Would that be simple to do though? Hope I am not starting yet another discussion thread about selfhosting e-mail, I know there are different views how hard/easy it is. I guess here its restricted to just the viewing part, which is maybe the easier bit.
Downside I see for this, I’d like to also be able to access this on my computer, where I use webmail only. So I got no client set up. Yes, can of course do this just for that use case, but its again something extra I don’t need otherwise. Also, on the phone I use Thunderbird, it seems to have an atrocious search function. So that wouldn’t feel great to use either.
But definitely a valid idea I didn’t consider, thanks!
Thanks, I’ll try this. What speaks against this is that all my services turn unreachable, and those do not rely on ssh access. But still worth a try.