@ByteHamster

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Show threadByteHamsterFeb 9
@thrillfall @Bildrauschen @MarcoAnsing @weinhold @mashapotempa @AntennaPod Wäre ein Plugin das den search provider bereitstellt nicht irgendwie eleganter als eine extra app? Ist auch weniger maintenance-arbeit als immer die upstream-Änderungen mergen zu müssen ;)
Show threadByteHamsterFeb 6
@strypey @tek @scattergather @SnazzyGumball The blog post is here: https://f-droid.org/en/2020/05/29/android-updates-and-tls-connections.html What we do in AntennaPod is to regularly bundle additional root certificates. However, that is quite cumbersome.
Android updates and TLS connections | F-Droid - Free and Open Source Android App Repository

Android device vendors are known for their short support periods. They only provide updates for a limited time or even ship devices with old Android versions...

Show threadByteHamsterApr 3, 2025
@AntennaPod @leipoa Ich habe gerade den drei ??? Podcast beim Podcast Index (Suchmaschine für Podcasts, vergleichbar zu Google bei Internetseiten) gemeldet und gebeten, ihn aus den Suchergebnissen zu entfernen.
ByteHamsterMar 2, 2025
ckettiFeb 27, 2025

"[I]f you maintain a large and complex software project over a period of many years, you come to realise a key point: writing the initial code for a feature is only a fraction of the work, once you take in to account everything else you also have to do in the long term."

https://www.construct.net/en/blogs/ashleys-blog-2/reality-long-term-software-1892

The reality of long-term software maintenance from the maintainer's perspective ★★★★★

I was reading about a dispute involving the Linux kernel recently (which for the record I don't think either side handled well), and I realised something: Very...

ByteHamsterFeb 27, 2025
ckettiFeb 26, 2025

I'm saying goodbye to K-9 Mail. Today is my last day at MZLA 😢

https://cketti.de/2025/02/26/goodbye-k9mail/

Goodbye K-9 Mail

Looking back on 15 years of working on K-9 Mail.

cketti
ByteHamsterJan 1, 2022
@dave @keunes @adam How about an "API calls/day" number in the developer console? That would also help to see whether we are close to hitting the rate limit or not.