Could you elaborate on this some more? I’ve never heard of this.

They could put it on eBay. Win-win?

.invalid is a TLD which isn’t publicly routable.

You can self-host Bitwarden via the excellent Vaultwarden server. Bitwarden can be used offline too since the vaults are also synced locally.

I mean, configure Macrodroid to create an alert based on your criteria (time, person, etc.) and then make sure Macrodroid can interrupt your DND mode(s).

In short, yes.

For the “DND override” part, this is done in the phone’s DND settings rather than Macrodroid. You just need to allow Macrodroid to interrupt the mode you have set.

So disappointing.

Usually within 24 hours or so. Security updates, on the other hand, are released months before they are on regular Google Pixel releases as GrapheneOS doesn’t adhere to the embargo period that other manufacturers agree to.

https://discuss.grapheneos.org/d/27068-grapheneos-security-preview-releases

Kill it with fire!

Nextcloud Notes is the closest I’ve found and have been using for about 4 years now.

Bitcoin.

Yep. I have two at the same time.

Yes?

Port numbers??

Have you tried assigning names to services and routing them through a reverse proxy that maps the name to ports?

e.g. sonarr.local.lan > nginx > server.local.lan:8080

Another reason why centralised communication is a bad idea.

If you use an app like RethinkDNS, it will allow you to run multiple, simultaneous VPN connections and then choose how you want to route your traffic.

I have the same situation as you. I run two VPN connections. One to home and one to a VPS. I route all traffic to 10/8 to the home VPN, certain apps to my VPS VPN and then the rest of the traffic via the local connection.

RethinkDNS also does local DNS filtering and allows you to specify which DNS service to use. I run my own DoT service that backs off to the PiHole at home.

You need to add backslashes to your underscores since Markdown is turning them into italics.

¯\\\_(ツ)\_/¯

yields

¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Right? Has the author even seen an Egyptian pyramid? The base is square and it has four vertices.

The protocol/spec is maintained by a non-profit, the Matrix Foundation.

Anyone is free to build and maintain servers, clients, bridges, widgets, etc.

The biggest player, Element, of course, is the people behind the original spec but there are plenty of others in the space building compatible but distinct entities.

I’ve not bridged Google Chat, no. Sorry.