I’m on fosstodon
You have to understand that federation doesn’t happen instantly. Your server has to sync with the other instances before you can find the account you’re looking for.
Go to Settings > Appearance > Keyboard Height Scale. Is this what you’re looking for?
You don’t get it. We have to resist systemd! /s
What the fuck is this, AI slop? Android 15 is very old by now, yet this article is from today (Jan 24 2026) and saying it’s not yet out!
This site has data from the publicly shared information by Flock. I’m more than sure that any government organization already has the data. Also, your license plate is already public, meaning it’s visible on your car at any time. I don’t understand your fear about it being present on their database. (maybe I’m misunderstanding)
I bought a Unihertz for my wife three years ago. She never got any OS update! Only some security patches in the beginning and that was it. It’s not worth it.
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Open source should not be about making money. If you start an open source project with the idea that some time in the future you’ll make money, then it’s already a lost cause. I’m with Stallman on this, even though I despise him as a person.
Give keyd a try. It works great for me.
It happens to the best of us. Don’t fret.
Get to the web interface and use ‘Forgot password’ to reset yours.
I had Samsungs for a very long time… I remember being able to increase/decrease the flashlight level on my S7.
fuck this shit!
I don’t understand your “problem”. If you have your domain it’s pretty painless to switch providers. You export your mail, import it to your new provider, then change DNS records and you’re good to go.
Maybe I misunderstand?
Wow! Just in time… I’m planning on learning Japanese, at least conversational level, as I’m planning a trip to Japan in 2027.
Just got Capy Reader for Android and it’s very good. I was using FeedMe until last week - it’s also very good, but I like to try new things, so I started using Capy.
I never said anything about not hosting on codeberg. On the contrary, I host my projects there and encourage people to do it too and even donate to them.
Not always… making things too convenient brought us where we are today: a lot of people are stupid and don’t understand simple things. Call me old school, but I prefer to have things move slower and make people try to understang how technologies work, not feed them everything directly!