I feel like the obtanium way is better because you have to consciously make the choice and weight the risk, while this is too convenient and will just end up like AUR full of malware. I do not even use Obtanium btw, I don't have time to check the apps code regularly, I think F-droid is better way and Aurora for the few that are not there.

Ye that's the one. I agree with you, and I am the first case, audiobooks are the main thing for me 😊

you mean it was google,com? Or on which website was this recaptcha?

Exactly the same for me. Fedora is goat.

Yeah its not that bad, was an overexageration.

Exactly this!

If the distros didn't matter nobody would have strong preference. Instead there are Distro wars raging for years now, with plenty of casualties.

For me the preference came from reliability. I tried many distros and they never worked well. They either had bugs or didn't work the way I wanted to. When I finally found what suits me, you can be damn sure I will tell everyone who listens that its the best distro on the whole planet.... FOR ME. But I will gladly recommend it as well 😊

I think the combo hardware + kind of person can create many unique preferences... almost distro-count amounts of preferences 😀

Where can I download it? 😀

I just use Audiobookshelf because i dont want to have two apps for books 😀

Just a small sidenote: If you do not trust your local machine you should think about why and how to change that.

There is a plugin for koreader to get books from audiobookshelf, I have it, i can check what was it tomorrow.

Duh

Of course, of course :)

I can almost garantee it will be part of the secure safenet or how is it called (can't remember the name now) - the shit that all banking apps and stuff listen to and don't allow to run them if it returns issues. One time I had some debug flag on (it was on lineage), flag that doesn't do harm and can be only removed by rooting the phone and my bank verification app just refused to work because the device was insecure... If I rooted it would still said its insecure because its rooted...

They have always had your keys and as long as its owned by Facebook it had the data stored on their machines

Yes, the best option is to deploy your services on it. That Nginx is well established doesn't mean its secure. A) popular software is preferred target for hackers and B) Nothing is safe, especially now, when LLMs are getting good at finding holes in software.

1. I would recommend a VPS for publicly facing services, you simply don't want to open your home network, one mistake is enough, old router software, one small misunderstanding or a bit of bad luck. If someone gets into your VPS, few services will be hurt, if someone gets into your home network its game over.
2. There is nice little app called immich proxy, I didn't yet try it myslef (but I plan to), but basically if you want to just share some albums or photos, you can make the proxy accessible publicly but your Immich stays safe.

I think smart home already proved that talking to our appliances doesn't work. Imo LLMs will re-define how some people think, maybe lots of tasks will be delegated, but there will still be surfing, gaming, development, etc... at least in the next 10 years I don't think desktop will change significantly.

I think its possible on Wayland. I can't find it in KeePassXC, but Proton Pass currently has it as experimental feature and I tried it and it seems to work. I am not sure if its virtual keyboard though... It actually shows this dialog upon first auto-type in the current session:

Ok, yikes... 😂