Shut-in, keeper of weird hours
How can I do that? KDE Connect is one option I’m looking at
I’m gettin’ old, and it’s an “old dog new tricks” type thing. However, I’ve still got it installed and probably just need to fiddle around with it some more. Getting Mrs. Hedge and my peeps to switch is going to be tough tho, hence me asking about the Signal bridge . . . Are “rooms” the same as “groups”?
Oh boy. I think I’m really out of my depth here. I just downloaded Element and was fiddling with it a bit and found it to be kind of confusing. Maybe I oughta just stick with Signal despite centralization and signalcoin. Would be nice to be able to get SMS on the desktop tho, so I don’t have to go hunting for my phone everytime I have to do 2FA (which, admittedly, is not that often). In any event, thanks to @wxboss@lemmy.sdf.org & @GlowingLantern@feddit.de.
Thanks, but I’m afraid I’d end up like @Shiggs@lemmy.blahaj.zone!
What would you recommend instead? A lot of my people are on Signal, and it would be tough to get them off, but as of now, I really just need something that can deal with Signal and SMS.
Do you Matrix instead?
Hi, sorry for taking so long to get back–I right clicked on the PDF on my desktop, and told it to “open with (calibre) ebook viewer,” at which point it just hangs and says “Preparing book for first read, please wait.”
Can Foliate handle PDFs? Doesn’t look like it from their website . . .
Hmmm . . . I can’t get Calibre to open a PDF on Linux. Any suggestions?
Thanks! Will definitely take a look. Was kind of hoping for a “one-stop shopping” all in one PDF reader, which is why I use MasterPDF, tho it’s not open source 🙁
Do calibre or zathura have the ability to remove and rearrange pdf pages?
Which ones did you like best?
Alibris is a reasonably good alternative. Oftentimes booksellers will list their books on both sites, and so if you find a book you want on AbeBooks, there’s a chance that the same seller has listed it on Alibris. And unlike Abe, Alibris actually lets you rate the sellers! What a concept. 🙂
Following the link on the download page, I did
apksigner verify Signal-Android-website-prod-universal-release-6.24.4.apk
which returns lines and lines of errors that look similar to this:
WARNING: META-INF/com/android/build/gradle/app-metadata.properties not protected by signature. Unauthorized modifications to this JAR entry will not be detected. Delete or move the entry outside of META-INF/.
I also tried, after asking for help from Signal support:
keytool -list -printcert -jarfile Signal-Android-website-prod-universal-release-6.24.4.apk
and got
keytool error: java.lang.Exception: Only one command is allowed: both -list and -printcert were specified.
I barely understand any of this; really I just want to make sure that the app is safe, properly verified, and not tampered with (which seems kind of unlikely in any event . . . ?)
UPDATE: If I do
apksigner verify --print-certs Signal-Android-website-prod-universal-release-6.24.4.apk
I get
Signer #1 certificate DN: CN=Whisper Systems, OU=Research and Development, O=Whisper Systems, L=Pittsburgh, ST=PA, C=US
Signer #1 certificate SHA-256 digest: 29f34e5f27f211b424bc5bf9d67162c0eafba2da35af35c16416fc446276ba26
Signer #1 certificate SHA-1 digest: 45989dc9ad8728c2aa9a82fa55503e34a8879374
Signer #1 certificate MD5 digest: d90db364e32fa3a7bda4c290fb65e310
followed by a whole lot more of those WARNING: META-INF thingies, but I believe #1 is correct?
LibraryThing is owned by Abebooks which is owned by amazon. 🙁
Sorry, but whenever I see Meta’s logo I just think “blue balls.”
Thanks for the link👍
Be very skeptical about this 🤔