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What are your recommended FOSS Android apps?

  • Do you selfhost paperless-ngx?

    Indeed I do. It's not necessarily something I find myself using every single day, but it's come in handy on so many occasions, I can't imagine NOT having it now. I'm (slowly) scanning all my existing paper archives in and shredding them, only keeping the physical copies of things that make sense (eg. birth certificates). The more data I put into it, the more useful it is.

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    Where do you store your purchased tickets (movies, flights...)?

  • I'm almost 100% paperless nowadays, which I achieve using (heh!) Paperless-ngx.

    So far, the best FOSS Android app I've found to go with it is Paperless Mobile. It's pretty well featured, and is being actively developed.

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    What are your recommended FOSS Android apps?

  • Great list - picked up a couple new ones for myself. Thanks.

    Adding to your list:

    • Paperless Mobile An almost fully-fledged mobile app for my Paperless-ngx server
    • Syncthing Helped me (with Photoprism) replace Google Photos, but also syncs backup files made by other apps (Tasker, Signal, calls & texts, etc) from my phone to my computer overnight
    • Simple Search Completely configurable search widget, lets me search with my private Whoogle servers from my phone's home screen
    • Shelter A lot like Insular, lets you utilise work profile for your own needs - apps, files, etc.
    • Droid-ify Another F-droid alternative
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    Cash could be almost gone in Australia in a decade

  • That's not a bad idea. At the very least, let's take it back out of the hands of big tech. They can't be trusted.

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    Cash could be almost gone in Australia in a decade

  • I hate where this is going, but accept that it is inevitable. As much as I value my privacy, I've well and truly fallen into the trap of using tap and pay with my phone. I don't think I've carried cash in any meaningful quantity for years now.

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    Social media influencers ruining ancient Indigenous art at Carnarvon Gorge, rangers say

  • Social media truly is a cancer

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    Are there any Reddit refugees spending more time on Lemmy than Reddit?

  • ROFL - just re-read it and tried to imagine how it would've gone down when I was a teenager. Stroke is an apt description!

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    Are there any Reddit refugees spending more time on Lemmy than Reddit?

  • I scrubbed all my Reddit post and comment data just before the blackout then, after the admins started doing their stupid shit and booting mods out of subs so they could open them again, deleted my account entirely.

    I've now blackholed all of Reddit's domains on my Pi-hole servers and added a regex to exclude the same domains from any search results on my Whoogle instance.

    Spez can get fucked. Not one more bit of data from me to Reddit.

    I'm now working on getting my own Lemmy instance up and running for my close circle of friends/family that are interested in also making a break.

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    how many of you have genuinely ditched reddit?

  • Before the protest, I completely scrubbed my post and comment history.

    For the blackout itself, I closed the browser tab, uninstalled Infinity, and blackholed Reddit's domains on my Pi-holes.

    After the first couple of days of the blackout, once the admins started seizing control of certain subs and booting out the mods, I went back and deleted my account.

    Finally, I re-blackholed Reddit's domains, and also added them as an exclusion regex to my Whoogle searches, so they don't even turn up in my search results.

    Fuck those cunts. Not one more bit of data from me again.