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Multi Purr Puss :verified:

#DogFooding; a #software #development method. Requires every project participant to use the product. The point is to stimulate empathy, while processing fellow user's issue tickets.

..unless you're contributing to #mpv media player; #Christian #Dogmatism dictates, YOU'RE the GOOD guy(s), everyone else is un-Christian, and un-good/evil. You just keep harassing every user of your #OpenSource #FLOSS #APP, by ridiculing their #Culture, when they want to manually OPT-OUT of the #Santa hat shit! 🎅💩🧐

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Kelson

New app review on my website!

Aegis Authenticator
★★★★★

A well-designed 2FA app for Android that lets you organize accounts into groups, can use a password or fingerprint to add another layer of security to your codes, and can easily import from several apps including Google Authenticator.

https://hyperborea.org/reviews/apps/aegis-authenticator/
#authenticator #2fa #degoogling #floss #privacy #android #apps #review

Bubbles completely fill the frame, the left side dark green and the right side bright yellowish-green. The boundaries between bubbles are the opposite: bright against the dark background, dark against the light one, though if you look carefully, they're the same medium colors against both.
Kelson Reviews Stuff · Aegis Authenticator - ReviewA well-designed 2FA app for Android that lets you organize accounts into groups, can use a password or fingerprint to add another layer of security to your codes, and can easily import from several apps including Google Authenticator.
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Feoh

I have a question for the #fedi #floss #BSD hivemind:

I have a friend who is a crusty old sysadmin frustrated with Failbook and the rest who I think would LOVE the Fediverse.

I days past I'd have recommended @fosstodon but I know they're facing capacity issues.

Can anyone recommend a good ideally UNIX (BSD, Linux?) or FLOSS oriented instance I can point him at?

He's not as much of a retrocomputing maven as I am so oldbytes isn't a good fit IMO :)

Thanks!

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Orion Ussner kidder

I know *why* people add a dock to Gnome--because they're used to an like a tray of their most-used and currently-on apps--but the default Gnome dash is so ~elegant~.

One button. ONE button! And you have access to your most-used programs, your desktops, and your system search. It's *genius*, and I love it, and I will never ruin it with a dock.

My very own Gnome desktop. There's a trow of desktops at the top, a big empty desktop in the foreground, and a row of program icons along the bottom. It's *beautiful*.
#Debian#Gnome#FOSS
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Simounet

Here is a release candidate for wallabagger. 🤞
- you can test it: github.com/wallabag/wallabagge
- instructions to install it: wallabagger.wallabag.org/betat

There is a lot of changes under the hood, but the main UI changes are:
- New wallabag API token workflow
- Update fetch global sites UI

Fixing popup behavior. Full Changelog: v1.19.0.1...v1.19.0.1
GitHubRelease v1.19.0.1 · wallabag/wallabaggerFixing popup behavior. Full Changelog: v1.19.0.1...v1.19.0.1
#wallabag#wallabagger#floss
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