Pretty neat I’ve seen people do similar in the cuberdeck subreddit not sure what glasses they would use. I always wanted to use my phones desktop mode like this.

Thought this was funny, since a lot of people do in fact use their laptops outside or coffee shops:

In other words, there’s a sense of freedom that you do not get with a laptop. And I can be outdoors. One of the things I’ve grown tired of as software dev is feeling like I’m stuck inside all the time in front of a screen. With this I can walk to a coffee shop and work for an hour or two

It is but I guess not as far as 90%?

That’s why similar to windows you would need to be prepared beforehand, I have a thumbtick with my portable appimages so when I setup new computers I can open my notes etc without internet.

I think you organize tabs into different containergroups based on groups and bookmarks

I never understood what GPG did

No mention of desktop mode, is that standard on android now?

Yeah it took me like a year to finally start editing photos on my Linux machine. I was so used to lightroom that I kept bouncing between digikam, darktable, and rawtherapee. I wanted something that just did everything that lightroom did in a way that made senses to what I had learned until I finally just sat through a few youtube videos and decided to use digikam for managing my library and darktable for all my editing. Then seeing posts here on lemmy on people’s workshops helped me a lot

nvm I got confimation from Pixelfed that it does not do webfingers yet so its not something I messed up

No he was mostly interested in call of duty haha

My friend recently was asking if he should get the switch 2 or what other portable console would be better as an adult. I told him to get the steam deck and he was so baffled by what it was, then he almost got some other random thing he found at Walmart because he figured it was the same thing. I guess I spend more time on the internet that I didn’t even realize people don’t even know what steam is

So if you use linkwarden do the bookmarks you save show up like in your browsers search? Or do you need to go in to linkwarden to search through your bookmarks

I tried a few and ended up just going back to a spreadsheet since I can make it do exactly what I’m thinking instead of trying to figure out how an app is supposed to work and then see if i can make that fit into my thought process.

I just have my reoccurring bills then split them up by paycheck plus add in a few things like gas and I can pretty much plan my whole year and see what’s expected to be left of each check and then decide how to divide that up approximately

I just want to say that you should make sure to take notes on what you’re doing and why. It helps when you break something and want to go through what you did and sometimes notes don’t make sense unless you put why so you can research it again

Why not jellyfin or plex