which client do you use on android?

You built something

Debatable

My issue with the orphan-crushing machine isn’t only that it’s not in my children’s bedroom

I mean I get the concern but I’d be surprised if even 1% of Debian users had any interest in running snaps

Ditto, good as it gets

I don’t want to use a web browser maintained by the guy responsible for our JavaScript hell

It might be wholly irrational but it’s kind of why Debian’s my home distro at this point :p

it’s stochastic terrorism

Get fucking real

No, this would be absurd.

Apparently god-tier bait?

What’s wrong with LW?

I don’t know how many models of google WiFi pucks exist, but there are a few that support openwrt. If yours happens to not, I second what the other commenter said about checking local thrift stores. You’d be surprised at how good the routers that end up there can be

Been using the NextCloud apps Memories & Recognize and have been incredibly happy with them

Apt my beloved Ɛ>

I started on sway and moved to swayfx, out of curiosity what are some of the things i3 provided that sway lacks?

God I can’t wait until Servo is viable

That’s a signal client, not server. While I think there are reimplementations of the signal server that you can theoretically use, you’ll be bound to only communicating with people also connecting through that server (ie no federation)

I hadn’t heard about wafrn, seems neat. But I can’t help but hurt from the irony of a federated social platform having a discord community…

I’ve heard of some methods to bypass it, but unfortunately to test them I’d need to run a real proctored exam, or have our academic technology group set up a “pentesting” one that I can abuse for this software we pay for a license to. Assuming that didn’t land us on Respondus’ bad side and jeapordize our license, it would at best be a waste of time and resources since we couldn’t guarantee students that it wouldn’t get patched or flag them for cheating in the future. The obvious answer is for us as an institution to use better software (or adopt better assessment methods) but software this invasive by nature is generally not going to be open to running on platforms like Linux. And use of proctoring software is unfortunately enshrined in our faculty’s contracts.

And yeah, on the individual level, students themselves can’t really toy with getting it to run in a VM without risking failing an exam. Shit sucks.

I’m writing a Lemmy comment, not my thesis. Sorry my casual and lazy word choice upset you for not being grammatically correct.