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Sorry, this one's on you. You denied your browser access to local network devices and then complain that it didn't have access to local network devices.

I am looking for such an app. Main use case is transcribing voice notes received on Signal while preserving privacy. Please post when you launch :)

I wish I had your confidence in life

The log line is from Google Workspace which exposes it to its customers for incoming mail

Wouldn't issues with cellphone network make drivers even more likely to get distracted from the road?

I'm talking about in practice, not the theoretic world where no driver ever uses their phone.

Does anyone have a similar mobile application that works locally and is not too expensive? Mostly looking to transcribe voice messages sent over Signal which does not offer this OOTB

But aliases can be easily mapped back to your normal email address, unlike Apple's which are opaque. I, too, am afraid of vendor lock-in though. Sadly, couldn't find a good alternative yet

Aren't you just confirming the parent that Nextcloud is the big, feature-rich behemoth like Github?

Paper straws are horrible, I don't think they should be chosen as a counterexample to skepticism about biodegradable materials.

Isn't Phoenix more like Django (rather than Flask) which would also generate multiple files?

Encrypt password with a given key, send that to the server. Include the key in the `#fragment` of the URL to Share.

Garmin still has training readiness, training status, training plans, suggested event-based workouts and much longer battery life which makes them work better for endurance (hobby) athletes.

On the other hand, Garmin UX is horrible and the watch faces are utterly ugly

(saying as former Apple Watch owner and now Garmin FR 965)

It was the same for me in my previous apartment. I remember we were even amazed on how closely a plane was flying above the highway shortly before we took the exit towards the apartment when initially visiting, but didn't make the connection to how that would affect the apartment.

In the end, it wasn't a big problem, we got used to it quickly.

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