Yes. On the plus side, the website works well on mobile.

There’s no API yet. Openreads is contemplating adding support.

See: https://github.com/bookwyrm-social/bookwyrm/issues/785

• Bitwarden. Didn’t take long to start supporting them as the price point is incredibly reasonable.
• Mastodon (monthly donation to instance admin)
• Some random Android apps which have a paid/plus version and a free one. I use my free Google credits to upgrade, so doesn’t actually cost me anything but supports the developer. I tihnk the first I did this with was ACalendar.

Submarine.

1. linen.dev will sync to Discord and then allow indexing. The owner of the Discord server will need to set it up though, so probably doesn’t help unless it’s your own Discord.

Checks out.

This: https://lemmy.sdf.org/post/899206

I use this on all my Pis.

I believe it’s to do with hand cleanliness. When you enter, you push the door as your hands are dirty (maybe shove it with your arm or something), then when you leave your hands are (supposed to be) clean so you pull the door as it’s a nice clean handle to grab.

I don’t get it either, but that’s what I’ve heard as the reason.

Pretty sure I’ve had “click all bicycles”, with a bicycle drawing on the road.

Please no.

Most of the ones I created;

!teletext@fedia.io

!yoursinclair@retrolemmy.com

!dtt@feddit.uk

!dabradio@feddit.uk

!beds@feddit.uk

!chiptune@fedia.io

!lemmings@lemmings.world

All of these are largely just me posting! The last two do get occasional posts from others.

I did have a problem with this, but it was due to a password manager (possibly Chrome’s built-in one which I had a load of passwords duplicated in at one point) auto-filling a hidden field with the wrong password.

The front-end error is backup corrupt, but it’s not, it’s just the encryption key has been changed at the point of restore. Sort that and error gone.

Backing up to a local server and then shunting off to B2 is largely what I do, except I just use a local file share and try not to store much locally. The Windows 10 built in backup works quite well for this. The file share I back up using Duplicati.

They finally worked out how to exit this realm?

I have a Backblaze B2 account I use for other things, I recently created a new bucket on it and attached it as a drive using s3fs. Works fine as far as I can tell (I’ve not used it much - prefer to keep things locally and just back them up off-site, which is actually what I have my B2 account for), so you certainly can do this with an S3 (AWS) compatible service.

Somebody on here suggested Weawow, so I’ve been using that recently, along with BBC Weather and Openweather.

There’s an open source equivalent at https://codidact.com/

Actually this one’s on Mastodon at @firstdogonthemoon@aus.social