I hope my apps will be available for iPhone and Mac, and on Google Play. But I don't plan to register as a developer with Apple or Google. The code is written in Flutter (Dart) for cross-platform capability, and MIT licensed to give maximum freedom. Is it reasonable to look for someone who could publish these apps to mainstream stores, once they're ready? Would it be a breach of any developer agreements? I'd be open to adjusting the main codebases to solve incompatibilities, and I don't mind them being published under someone else's name. @Logen, I would be especially interested in your thoughts - is it an idea you might consider? Two of six or seven are released, with updates and more on the way. For now, the repositories are at codeberg.org/Grace-and-Truth. #apple #iPhone #flutter #asknostr

I might consider going... Wondering who'll be there! View quoted note →

"So where's the boot partition?" "You mean the trunk?" "No, I mean the starter!" #linux View quoted note →

Some of my day's tasks have been done consistently for hundreds or even thousands of years. Others wouldn't have been possible 50 or even 2 years ago. Timeless homemaking alongside app development, web design, and cryptographic key management. What a time to be alive!

Hey @utxo the webmaster 🧑‍💻🍁... Here's a line you can try. No guarantees it'll work, but if it does, might be a good sign! View quoted note →

What if much of the freedom journey is just about learning again what it really means to be responsible for our own homes and families? View quoted note →

I've got a little time off work. Always a good chance to stop and catch up when life's been spinning too fast. Finishing projects, cleaning up. Feels good.