I say Gesundheit here in Australia like its muscle memory anytime anyone sneezes. My girlfriend hates it but its ingrained in me, I have no idea why. Its just a funny word

I’m religious, and I say that too. I think you’re in the clear.

I don’t use any android apps for calls, but I wonder if this is the same issue preventing the earpiece speaker from working. Do you get sound on speakerphone? I do get sound from eg. Youtube in the Fennec browser, so sound from Android does work.

Yep, my primary phone is a Sony Xperia 10 IV on SailfishOS. If I had a working camera and could take a call without being forced to use speakerphone I’d be over the moon, but as it is it’s pretty neat and there aren’t otherwise too many day to day issues.

Typing this reply via Voyager through the sailfishOS browser.

You’re right, its shit. Fennec via Android has to be called up way too often. But, to their credit, the android compat layer is second to none

I agree that missing these things are features IMO.

Typing this reply from SailfishOS with working VoLTE, MMS and all the things. Occasionally I have to restart a service but overall its pretty good

I used to think so too, but my pi-hole just died the other week after four years of uptime. Couldn’t work it out, finally pulled the SD card out to reinstall the OS and found my laptop wouldn’t recognise it.

Made me glad I don’t run my mailserver on a Pi anymore!

DS games were $50+ AUD fifteen years ago.

Quick search reveals some of the cheaper Switch 2 games are ~$65 and the more expensive ones are ~$90.

Given how much the buying power of $50 has decreased in the last 15 years, this seems reasonable to me…

I model all of my UI choices off of old(er) school windows

Same lol. The casual observer wouldn’t be able to tell the difference between Windows XP and my Debian install, bar for the fact that I have a search bar in the start menu.

Knew exactly what scene this was before I’d even taken a good look, let alone read the text. One of my favourites, along with “I will not carry a gun, Frank”.

To be fair, POST could mean a number of things. Are we talking in a webserver context? BIOS context? The POST Office?

I got a fevah!

And the only cure…

is more pickle!

Absolutely not, I 100% agree.

To your point about who borrowed from who - one of my favourite examples is the story of Noah’s Ark, or less specifically, “The Great Flood”. So many religions and mythologies have a Great Flood story. It’s fascinating to see how similar or different certain people’s recounts were of historical events like that.

Like I say, at this point in my life I’m still of the opinion that a good chunk of the Bible means well, but who knows? One of these days I might run out of sci-fi novels to read and go cover to cover, old testament to new. It’s certainly possible my mind might yet change.

I admit I haven’t read the entire Bible. I’m not a particularly pious Christian, and I certainly don’t mean to try to convince anyone towards or against religion. Certainly, religion has its problems. That said:

I also love science. I’m an engineer, not a conspiracy theorist. I know the dinosours existed, I know evolution happened, I know the Big Bang was a thing. However, that doesn’t mean Jesus wasn’t a man who lived approximately 2000 years ago. It doesn’t mean he wasn’t a great teacher. It doesn’t mean there aren’t lessons to learn in any of the Bible’s stories.

Because that’s what they are: stories. They’re not 100% perfect recounts of events that happened. Heck, they’re most of the time not even 1% perfect recounts of events that happened. But some of them still have some wisdom worth sharing, just the same. At least, I think so.

Call Cousin Vinnie

It gave you a boatload of money in SC3K

Get your hands off my penis!

I use Xournal++, too. Note that the original Xournal is no longer maintained, but Xournal++ is.

It’s supposed to be a clone of Windows Journal - the precursor to OneNote. It’s very good at exporting to and annotating PDFs, and I use it for all my classwork. Windows Journal worked great for me back in the day, and Xournal++ continues to do so today.

All that said, I’m saving this post so I can try out some of the alternatives listed here in the future.