If you’re that paranoid you can host it yourself.

https://github.com/mozilla-services/syncstorage-rs?tab=readme-ov-file

https://mozilla-services.github.io/syncstorage-rs/

It’s open source.

Voyager is free.

Are they planning to remake the 3rd, though? Last time I checked they were pondering skipping to Crossbell. I hope not because I’m stuck on 3rd, dungeon crawlers are not my thing. I played for a couple chapters and just can’t force myself. I’m at the point where you need to split the party into two teams.

I meant that I can buy one of those Radeons dedicated to AI work, like the ASRock Radeon AI PRO R9700 Creator 32GB GDDR6. If I need to.

Currently my Ryzen iGPU is all I need, because all I need is to see the graphical desktop environment on my screen ;) It does the job well.

I use Claude Code as well and I am slightly concerned with that ID verification news, even more so because of the technology partner that they chose.

Say I have a GPU with 32GB VRAM and I am on Linux, what local LLM would be good for coding?

Currently I just have an iGPU ;) but that’s always an option, albeit a very expensive one.

I forgot about that! Indeed, I just closed Telegram and Slack and they are shown in the menu. Thanks!

OK, but it DOES work in the background. I generally like GNOME’s minimalism, but this is a bad design choice IMO. Maybe I need that AppIndicator after all. :)

On my first day on GNOME I missed Slack notifications for 4 hours. It was great, no distractions and laser focus on my work! ;)

As for passwords, well, I wont talk about that. It’s not good but still not worst practices at least.

Paper notebook? ;)

My Bitwarden and Proton Pass also require Yubikey to be present when logging in on a new device.

Oh, thanks!

By “same platform” do you mean keeping them in the same app or the same system (e.g., my Android smartphone)? I used to use Authy, but after I bought the paid subscription for Bitwarden I moved my TOTP codes there (and later to Proton Pass) because it was so convenient.

Thanks for telling me about Betterbird. I see I can run it at the same time as Thunderbird which naturally fits my workflow described above 😅

I am thinking of self-hosting some stuff right now, but that’s mainy OneDrive/Google Drive replacement and Google Photos replacement. I could maybe self-host Bitwarden, too. Email? Nope. I know there’s A LOT of work with that, with the domains (so my emails don’t get rejected by other parties), with spam filters and so on. I will leave that to the professionals, it’s too important. File storage is for me, but email is for communication with others. So congratulations if you got that working :)

The difference is LMDE uses debian and its packages as a base while the “cinnamon” edition uses Ubuntu as a base.

Does that mean that the packages available to LMDE are older?

Thanks. Yeah, I do add or edit the entries on all my devices and I need them to sync fast. :) I used KeePass many, many years ago but at the time I only used it on my PC. That might have been before smartphone era, so my needs were different.

Thanks. So I guess if Bash is my default shell then fish <command> also works by analogy.

KeepassXC: My password manager of choice. Has browser autofill integration, though requires some holepunch work to function with Flatpak browsers. Explicitly is based on local files. Does not rely on cloud providers.

I use Proton Pass and Bitwarden. How do you backup your KeePass database? Do you sync it with mobile?

I saw fish recommended for new users in openSUSE’s documentation. I want to try that. There is a way to switch to Bash for a particular script, right? I know that file-based scripts have the shebang line, so that’s a non-issue, but what if I have a Bash command I copied from the Internet and my default shell is fish?

I think that’s the thing that openSUSE is moving towards? I read that YaST will be deprecated in the future, but currently I think some features are only available in either of those tools. I didn’t try Cockpit yet.

Oh, yeah. I installed fastfetch, not sure which one is better/newer.