You must be running Android 14 or newer which uses the Material You style. There, you have the option to customize the color of your apps based on your wallpaper. You can also use ColorBlendr to select any color you like, independent of your wallpaper colors. It needs either root or Shizuku. If you are rooted you can have a more granular control over the UI elements being themed. If you only use Shizuku, you are more limited. However Shizuku is easier to use.
a link saver like pocket but simpler (mobile version)
I use Zettel Notes for this.
You’re welcome. Stay safe!
I think you’re in luck here. You can use XMPP or Matrix as the other person said, and pick from the myriad of different servers to let the authorities play whack-a-mole with them. If you’re picking XMPP, suggest them one of the clients that support OMEMO (it uses the protocol used by Signal too; edit: most apps that support it are modern and in active development). Briar is another good option, since it uses Tor, but you both need to be online in order to receive messages from each other since it uses no servers (unless they and you use something like this on a spare phone).
An option that would likely be a better fit for what you’re looking for, but which I haven’t tried yet is SimpleX.
Whatever you pick, I think it would be a great practice for you to teach them to use a panic button app such as Ripple (not sure if that’s maintained anymore though).
Hmmm, that’s true. Probably OP checked this, but now that you mentioned it, I would do the same 😁
Screw that, they were reading all the foreign mail coming through. And you could still be unable to see if they opened your envelope because they were either carefully opening it and close it back, or simply use another one.
What happens with ordinary email by the way?
I expect it was previously appealing based on the fact that only the vendor had access (of course, now it no longer applies).
Maybe another option is to use one of the private providers that do not track you and are less mainstream than Proton. Let’s say Tuta or Mailbox.org (if they are not blocked already too). Probably encrypt the emails with PGP too for more security.
Tbh I’d probably use snail mail letters for anything private on the theory that the RU govt doesn’t have the resources to open all the envelopes
Hahahaha!
I’m not a Russian, rather Romanian. But I heard stories how all the mail coming from the outside was checked and “vetted for anything suspicious” at the border during communism. Since we and USSR were on the same team I suppose they did the same. And how the way the public institutions work barely changed, nowadays, given the current situation, I expect them to return to that practice.
So yeah, I wouldn’t trust snail mail with anything sensitive.
XMPP is more niche but on the other side more established. It has been used by both Facebook (now Meta), Google and WhatsApp (now part of Meta) to develop their platforms on. Up until recently you could still communicate with someone on Hangouts through an XMPP client, despite only with someone that was also on Hangouts (that was until they pulled the plug on that app). It didn’t support all the features but hey, it was there.
XMPP does have some modern clients too, but indeed, Matrix has been more designed with the 2020s in mind.
Very beautiful. Glad you enjoyed it! 😁
Foreigners seem to love it way more than us at times, haha. Thank you as well! Which places did you visit? Out of curiosity 😁
*sigh* another photographer that I’ll follow /s
Real talk now, your content is just fantastic! I love your photos. Get well soon and hello from Romania! :)
@intellectualcuriosity Ah, a fellow TNR enjoyer just spotted on the Fedi. Sal’tare!
@coldsideofyourpillow No worries, thank you!
@coldsideofyourpillow Any idea how to get in touch with their support team or something? I created an account a few hours ago, and I still haven’t received the confirmation email.
@noodlejetski Yes, I saw OP said that. I just answered on the question of how I do it at the end.
@lemmydividebyzero I’m sure that there are solutions. But I’m doing it via my regular notes in markdown. I’m just typing the list before I go out or whenever some things finish (like detergent) and they’re right there. Whenever I put something in my cart I just add a checkmark next to it (I make my list using checkmarks next to the items with [ ]).
@foremanguy92_ They probably found no other way to monetize its development.
@Churbleyimyam This is great news! I always found a hassle to install it, yet it was such a useful tool. I’m glad this is going on the main project.
It’s a Mastodon post and the person just wrote everything in one paragraph. Lemmy uses the 1st line as the title for networks that do not support titled posts (like Friendica for example), but it seems that when it exceeds 200 characters it cuts the whole thing and uses everything as a description too.
@A_norny_mousse@piefed.social wrote:
That pretty much sounds like Sailfish OS. Looks like a bunch of new people (along with me too fwiw), got the new Jolla Phone and (rightfully, I might say) found the software space pretty barren. So they started filling Openrepos with all sorts of vibe coded stuff for just about anything - from Spotify, to YouTube, to LinkedIn, and now they’re trying to port open source projects too.
If I am indeed correct about the whole thing, how feasible would be for you to use non-AI F-Droid and IzzyOnDroid apps through AAS instead?