Actually, full disclosure, I have to water down the coffee Mrs. Erinaceus makes, otherwise I’m risking heart palpitations and panic attacks, hence the need for a larger mug. Hmmm…I wonder if I could somehow learn to make the coffee myself… 🤔

If only they sold coffee mugs! Every time I look somewhere for swag, even if they do have coffee mugs, they’re just these diddly little 10 oz things–not big enough for this coffee achiever!

There’s also an IronFox community here on lemmy.ml, which I created and find myself moderating; would anyone be interested in taking it over?

The last time I checked, a Linux smartphone was in the works, but still had quite a ways yet to go . . .

Thanks! 👍

BTW, are the Chinese way ahead of the US in this like they are with renewables and electric cars? They’ll probably figure out a way to have AI use significantly less power before “we” can.

Also been very happy with Filen.

Is that still in development? The desktop client at least looks like it hasn’t been updated in quite some time.

Oops. Didn’t check the date; saw it on https://mastodon.social/explore/links.

Now that I think of it, I do remember them asking for my address and phone number in order to sign up . . .

Infomaniak? Thundermail? The latter only has a waitlist for now, unfortunately.

To actually have your vote count, I think people will need to sign up for a Codeberg account and then vote for the logo they like best.

Think I like #2 the best.

For those of you having trouble getting this on F-Droid, @mp3@piefed.ca says: “Go to Settings > Include Anti-Features and enable Tethered Network Services for it to show up.”

Thank you! 🙂👍

Tracker Control might help, tho I’m probably not smart enough to understand the results…

Got sick of waiting for Proton Drive desktop client for Linux, went to Filen and am pretty happy with it.

Needs to have tabs for images, video, etc.

Oh, sorry 🙁. Are you on mobile or desktop?

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/PayPal#Criticism_and_controversies

I kind of liked visiting https://getpocket.com/explore just to read some of the stories they had posted there, but oh well.

Is Mozilla on its last legs?

EDIT: a more highbrow alternative to the pocket explore articles is Arts & Letters Daily.