amphy

What you recommend in terms of offline open-source converters?

Worth mentioning that the bidirectional linking works for notes themselves, or even certain parts in notes. So if Note A has a list and I want to link to a certain list item from that inside Note B, I can do that. Super cool functionality imo

Had no idea FLauncher existed. Thank you so much

Yep. You can just disable filtering for specific devices. Or, if you want to get more granular, you can create device groups with different levels of filtering (including none).

My partner uses Facebook, I don't. Her phone has Facebook unblocked, but it's blocked on all our other devices.

I recently de-embarrassed my hostnames. I went with names that are one step removed from being dead obvious. Feels nice having descriptive, but not uncreative, names for everything

• Custom built desktop pc: Studio
• Home theater PC: Theater
• Server: Gamut (this was Nexus until I ran into bs regarding the TLD preload list in web browsers... had to go with a non-tld name)
• Everything else: Based off the model. For example, my Asus Vivobook S 15 is just "Vivobook", etc

How well do ebooks & audiobooks work on jellyfin? I'm an emby user, and while I love it a lot, it's not great for audiobooks & there's functionally no ebook support... you can see ebooks in their library but not even open them.

I have audiobookshelf too which handles both, but I'm also always looking for ways to cut down on excess stuff to have to worry about or maintain

Yep! Here's an ebook I have hosted through Audiobookshelf, reading it over the Internet using my domain & reverse proxy.

(The top bar is shown/hidden when you tap the screen, so it's not always in the way like this)

This. I've personally found it easiest to use Calibre to strip DRM & get things tidy, then use Audiobookshelf to manage both my ebooks and audiobooks

might be best not to encourage that behavior

same here, but the tech is just too new. the screen cracks, the apps don't use the whole screen all the time, etc. at least, that's according to a friend who's been using a foldable phone for a long time now

thanks, this is helpful! I was able to get past the learning curve on lemmy (though navigating across instances is still cumbersome), can anyone suggest a guide or something for using kbin? maybe it's because I'm using a mobile browser but I can't figure out how to even make an account.

what a cutie!!