

My elderly, former programmer father is one. Too bad it took him 30 years after first trying but he is up and running now for about three months 😁️ Now to get him off the Apple phone and into an alt android OS…


My elderly, former programmer father is one. Too bad it took him 30 years after first trying but he is up and running now for about three months 😁️ Now to get him off the Apple phone and into an alt android OS…
It’s true that annular may not be as exciting as total, but still pretty neat. If either one ever happens close enough for you to see I hope you can make it! Totally worth it.
Total and annular are two different things, save your eyes 🙂


I don’t know about now, but “back in the day” I went to work with my Dad for one of these and vomited on his cubicle neighbor’s keyboard. Good times.


I am US based, so maybe not relevant, but is it a good replacement for Merlin?


Does this have maps of it’s own?


I use this, it’s pretty great! Not really a replacement for the stock app, but I use a non-stock OS so it doesn’t matter to me. It is more like messaging before GIFs and whatnot, but not hard to figure those things out if you want them.


Ya, it works! But it is very much like a phone interface on the computer. Maybe not perfect but it exists.


I love this source, but this article doesn’t get into some of the issues folks have with sleep. The problematic relationship some of us have with sleep. I do like to sleep, but it doesn’t always work for me. The writer discusses bedtime rituals, which myself (and probably others) need to improve upon, but not problematic sleep (like dreams, at least for me). I want the break from thinking about “things” but have trouble with that. And don’t want to have a weird dream about drinking wine with dog poop in it while visiting with the pope.


Wow, that sounds about right 🤷♂️ thanks for sharing!
But we still get polluted together like a fucking survey


They are good people! But they also hid Eric Rudolph so they are complicated people. Lots of neat things there. Thanks for your service!


I can’t help with an ID but my mom used to live in Murphy and I appreciate this little memory of those times ❤️ Lots of chicken of the woods!
Not that long ago, mushrooms were plants. I mean they weren’t, but we hadn’t figured that out yet. I hadn’t figured it until today what lichen is 😔 but have eaten it!
Is this goat named Carl?
Either way, i haven’t played anything from the Fallout franchise so I have enjoyed the reading. Too long on Linux and ignoring these things and not trying Wine…
😅 I think I know what a FNV is but fail beyond that. I’m definitely not referencing a game but now have another three dog to look up


This is a much better version than the one involving three dogs that I heard about 30 years ago.


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Thanks for the tips and discussion! Fdroid was incredibly slow to work with, but I have installed osmand with some additions and found that it can possibly replace Gaia. It has a photo layer option and many other things that ate helpful. I will need to spend more time with it, but I feel good about it!
Thanks for pushing me in this direction.
It’s been a long time since I used Ubuntu, but at the time I did I recall running into issues keeping too many old kernels. They were stored in a fixed space folder (or maybe partition?) that was like 100MB and sometimes wouldn’t clear out automatically, so I remember this. May not be relevant now, but if it is, space in the storage folder is the limiting factor so you would need to change that. If it IS a partition, then you would need to deal with all that is involved with that.
edited to add that my current OS only stores three or four as well. I have never really dived into it.