LMS is also pretty damn light as well. Uses about 19 MB of RAM on my system on idle.

Lightweight Music Server

In Firefox its just a flip of a button. Private DNS.

I think it uses Cloudflare by default when activated, but there are also others like quad9 9.9.9.9

Works for me on my desktop. Latest kernel. USB Bluetooth stick.

Might depend on the hardware.

Bluetooth seems to be some kind of black magic. Difficult to get right.

LMS is an awesome app. It’s a shame things like Navidrome gets all the attention when LMS is so much better.

Haha

I wouldn’t be so sure this time around.

The world is a big uncertainly and the force in Europe for digital sovereignty is something I never seen before.

The initiative to protect Europes boarders and data information is justified.

I used to use Airsonic. Suporte auto downloads of podcast episodes.

It worked for me as I mostly listens to music and 1 or 2 podcasts once and a while. Not listened to podcast for a while so might use just Antenna Pod.

I have also moved on from Airsonic to LMS (Lightweight Music Server) and use Ultrasonic on mobile.

Is it still braking changes when upgrading to a newer version?

In the past it felt like I was running an alpha version, which I spend more time fixing, than enjoying its features.

How did the FBI have access to the computers to delete the malware in the first place?

Yeah, combines with beaverhabits, for all around fun action.

No, mostly because Google Search is just terrible. The app itself is great.

At least with Searx you can search multiple private search engines (your preference) at once. You can also selfhost it.

I have been doing that for around 10 years already, when I bought my first NAS with Docker capability.

I keep all my music locally. Ultrasonic app on the go.

Well who knows?

I have no problem switching to an alternative is Cromite bellies-up tomorrow.

For now though I’ll stick with it.

The biggest problem is the scarce availability outside the US.

Or should I say, that the biggest problem is software (OS) compatibility with other devices than the Pixel?

My money is on the latter.

Why?

Cromite is excellent.

Too bad it’s chromium based, but works a whole lot smoother and snappier than Firefox based browsers, oh and safer as well… So for the time being, Cromite it is.

Librewolf on desktop Linux is my weapon of choise.

Hmmm. That could be what’s slowing down the GPS locking on my old android phone I use for my fitness app.

No SIM card or WiFi access. Takes a good 20 min just to get a GPS lock.

That means it fucks up my distance monitoring and time intervals, if I don’t have patience to wait, which I honesty don’t!

The app is basically a fancy timer at this point.

;)

“Old age” disks!

Hahaha. That’s hilarious.

Just like society labeling.

Yes I’m sure.

Not really searching for 'em though. :)

The app is in this curated list of great Android FOSS apps.

Here

Ouch!

Pierced my heart, that one.