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Specs:

  • CPU: StrongArm SA1110 @ 190MHz
  • RAM/ROM: 32MB (shared)
  • Storage: 256MB SanDisk CF-Card
  • Display: 640x480 256 colour CSTN LCD
  • OS: Windows CE Handheld PC Professional

  • Native to Linux I'd say. Probably a few more but I'm more of a mousepad guy myself.

  • I use it all the time for quick notes at work, with its very simple interface, and the tabs feature was a game changer. Especially useful for phone calls in my case, although my typing speed far exceeds my writing speed so maybe I'm the exception because of that.

    I don't use it to program though, usually that's delegated to Visual Studio.

  • Hey the thought of a USB-C flash drive as physical media you can buy for an app sounds cool as actually

  • I'm yet to run into that myself (2+ year user of it) but I would believe that

  • Proton Mail as others have suggested is the easy and privacy friendly solution, and probably set an auto forwarding rule from your gmail account to your new Proton Mail.

    Otherwise I haven't self hosted my own email but from my previous attempts it seemed like it's quite involved

  • The only Google thing holding me back from full degoogling is YouTube, but with how garbage the platform is becoming, especially with the algorithm just going berserk and it probably not being long until I start being affected by the adblock-block, I think moving away from it is only going to be easier than ever before.

  • What you can't see is that's only about 6% printed

  • Yeah, I'll even go as far as to say that because F-Droid apps are usually not for profit you get actually good apps without ads or trying to sell you anything.

    They're just an app that some dude found they needed and developed, and then made available for everyone else.

    This is the most jarring difference I find when I go to the App Store, so a FOSS repository for iOS would be so huge.