I use KeepassXC which is free and open-source. The passwords are stored as an encrypted file on your own system. No servers or businesses involved.
Personally I put mine in onedrive so it is synced between all of my devices though, so I guess there is still a server involved in that case
"How to dispose of mercury"
Huh, that's actually more realistic than I thought
Your comment just reminded me of a sci-fi short story about how humans solve every problem eith explosions.
https://www.reddit.com/r/HFY/comments/16fx8tc/humans_solve_problems_with_explosions/
I did have a look at their tutorial and found it very technical, difficult to read and was unable to find any information on whether it is possible to send characters/text that are not part of the current keyboard layout. From what you describe I can guess now that kmonad is not really suited to what I am trying to achieve though.
That sounds a lot better than what I imagined. I'll have to try that out then. Thanks
The way I understood the compose key is that it requires me to type a combination in order to get the actual character I want.
What I want is to use the right alt key more like a layer modifier (just like shift works to switch between numbers and signs for example), in order to get my special characters
I haven't used PDFDing before but honestly that description sounds a bit unituitive to me. I would expect to select the color first and then markt the text but maybe this is just because I haven't seen the interface
that looks great. thank you
Honestly, it's probably not worth the effort to try and use a 3D printer for that unless you are printing with the more difficult materials like ABS or similar.
PLA gets droopy just from the sun shining on it and will melt in a car in the summer. PETG is a bit better to the point where I personally haven't had it deform from heat yet but from what I have heard the differences aren't that big.
(5) Phone was on vibrate but the vibration in modern phones is too damn weak to notice often
I always try yt-dlp first with the website URL. If that doesn't work I either try the URL shown in the network tab in the debug menu or try to find a video source URL by inspecting the video html container.
Once I've found a URL using one of those methods I again throw it at yt-dlp
I think I ran into that exact issue myself when I tried out fedora silverblue. I believe there was a workaround but it was quite involved from what I remember...