Larry Tesler, inventor of the cut, copy, and paste commands, dies at 74

How the fuck have I never seen this community before. Best thing on lemme - CRANK THEM HOGS BORTHERS 🤘🤘

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Real Linux is definitely the way - but GSI Roms are totally capable of microG if I’m not mistaken! On that github’s FAQ page it mentions the FLOSS version comes packed with f-droid; microG can be installed from there and works fine - it doesnt need to be bundled in the ROM! 🙂

Or just stick with the vanilla gsi & you’ve got bare aosp. Throw F-droid on there, pull down microG and bam!

THANK YOU! Such a glaring hole in graphene os, I dont know how it doesnt get talked about more!

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This. If it isn’t 0 effort, people won’t do it.

Keet, is a messaging app! It’s in beta right now, but its already pretty stable and has a ton of promise!!

More info= works kinda like torrents - your client’s IP & connectivity info is encrypted, then distributed across their ‘hyperDHT’. Users you’ve connected with can ping the DHT to get your current IP info, then you establish a direct connection to whoever you’re chatting! File shares are also accomplished over that DHT, so you can send files of any size, even terabytes!

Saw someone else mention sailfish! There is also PostmarketOS I’ve recently seen footage of it running on a OnePlus phone and it looks way more stable than I’d expected!!

Edit= apparently just 2 oneplus phones and sparse other phones are supported, and stability varies per device =/ you can check here to see if your phone’s supported!

Dude holy shit, modular emmc AND RAM, AND modem??! This looks sick as hell!!

Yeah I have been trying to read a bit more about DHT (good lord these are complicated, one video attempted to explain hypercubes??! 😵‍💫). It seems one of the bigger use cases is in torrenting! Which is fascinating, both from technical and security perspectives.

From what I’ve learned, it’s clear DHT is extremely scalable and resilient, which kicks ass! If it also brings inherent security benefits, I’d say this is a clear choice for a new messaging platform!! 😃 I’ll have to learn a bit more first though to be sure.

What I can say is the app itself is GORGEOUS, and very responsive! The devs are also quite active in the community chat room, and seems to listen to (and have full intents to act on) user feedback, which is amazing!

Cheers for the response! Extremely excited to hear you’ve heard about open sourcing from the devs, I’m gonna keep my eye out for sure!! Excited to read about dht!

Thanks again for sharing the app! 🙂

Same!! P2p and self hosting is getting better and better!

I’ve been searching for an alternative chat platform for a while now and I’m yet to find anything I think I can use with friends and Grandma alike, ya know? 😅 so hearing about this p2p keet app got me really excited!

Sadly, after a bit of reading and such, I’m not so sure… 😕

• play-store or github seem to be the only install methods
• the github is release-delivery only; source code doesn’t appear to be public?
• Keet uses Holepunch’s (the company behind keet) “HyperDHT”, a distributed hash table, to connect peers. So it seems that, while the comms themselves might be p2p, the app still relies on some server(s) to facilitate their initial connection.
• good news (kinda) though! You can self host a ‘p2p server’! But the phrasing on that doc page reinforces that the network itself isn’t fully p2p= “Creates a new server for accepting incoming encrypted P2P connections”
• Installed it anyway just to see. Immediately prompted to enable Google’s push notifications via MicroG 😭
• the splash page of the app proudly announces “no servers!” - documentation says otherwise 😕
• creation of a username first checks whether the username is available… Where is that being checked? No servers, right? 🤔

I want this to be cool, but no source code and foggy talk about servers has my sus-dar goin off a little 🤔 if anyone knows more I’d love to be persuaded!! The app itself is definitely very beautiful and responsive 🙂

Related corridor digital= https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WLKZM9LoMds

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Thank you!!!

No way… 😵‍💫 Born in 98 here - you have got to be joking. That cannot be from the 90s. I am stunned.

There’s a lineagoOS fork that comes prepackages with microG as well, helping to keep google services style stuff working (maps links etc) without using any actual google services. It’s my daily driver, would recommend!

https://lineage.microg.org/

YMMV - some stuff still flat out doesn’t work if it’s too reliant on google services. Graphene is definitely better in that regard, if you have a pixel.

Yeah, came to the comments to say exactly this! The writer has an RSS feed as well - added to my reader!! 😃 cheers, op - what a find!

You’re a flipping legend for posting the update! Cheers!!