Is there really nothing in /run/user/1000/gvfs? Try gio mount -l. Maybe unmount and remount.

It’s unlikely that it doesn’t actually mount, from the man page:

Mounting refers to the traditional concept of arranging multiple file systems and devices in a single tree, rooted at /.

The first error is because you have a separate argument at the end which is a local path. gio mount takes a list of locations to mount and not a mount point.

Try “gio mount ftp://…”

Kanidm has LDAP support but it’s read-only. You should prefer OAuth though since LDAP is locked to password login.

They are god-awful everywhere. I don’t get why people can be like “yeah I want all of my apps to be janky crap that is usually missing a lot of features you’d get for free using the platform toolkit”. The only exception I’ve seen thus far that was actually good is Figma and god knows how much effort they had to put into that to make it behave even remotely reasonably.

Will be interesting to see how they actually plan on controlling this. It seems unenforceable to me as long as people can generate images locally.

Thank you for the answers! That makes sense to me.

Can you explain how you disagree? Is it about incentives to be corrupt (or against) depending on the system?

Setup of KMail is very janky, but after that it works well. I’ve been using it for probably at least 7 years at this point as my main mail client on Linux. There’s nothing better Qt-based as far as I know really.

It solves encrypted RCS being a Google extension. Hooray for standards.

Hell yeah

What a weird article. They want an iPad for some reason but then say that both the operating system and the input method is inadequate for what they want to do with it. Why do you want an iPad then? Just get that MacBook (or you know, a laptop with Linux on it if you don’t want to be locked in to anything).

I would also not immediately close the account, wait for a couple months after you’ve moved everything to see if something is still using the old address.

I’d love to get into tape backups for my stuff. But the price for the drives is absolutely unjustifiable for hobbyists unfortunately.

In pretty much the most malicious compliance way possible, but yes. https://rileytestut.com/blog/2024/04/17/introducing-altstore-pal/

It’s Apple’s API for hardware-accelerated machine learning. Their new devices have specialized ML hardware so it’s actually feasible to run on mobile devices. Probably what they also use for Apple Intelligence. https://developer.apple.com/documentation/coreml

It probably uses Apple’s CoreML. Not sure if Android has an equivalent API.

RIP bozo. I should play this soon before they get nuked legally, huh. I’ve heard it’s good.

Huh, I didn’t know MSHTML as used in IE was also called Trident. I thought Trident was specifically early Edge before they switched to Blink.

That’s what I mean, this is massive overreach and completely unwarranted on top of that.