Greg 🌹 @Greg@social.coop

The only real downside is that it ships in October; that's 4 months from now. I want to make lifestyle changes NOW dangit :P

I'm really considering getting this phone (thanks for the tip @ink_slinger ):

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/jellyphone/atom-world-s-smallest-4g-rugged-smartphone/description

Super small, latest Android, waterproof (!!!).

I hope to use it less than I use my current phone (far too large phone, maybe I'm just pendulum swinging too far to the other side?) for being present in my life reasons.

First world problem:

When your landowners switch to a property management company and the grounds people (lawn mowing etc) are way less efficient/quick and way more noisy.

So, honest question, what's the point of a Space Force?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Web_browsing_history Suggests the #Google Toolbar does this but I don't want that :)

I just want a #firefox extension that saves to disk for use by a local #xapian (or whatever) search engine.

The rest of the first page of results in https://duckduckgo.com/?q=search+personal+web+history&t=ffsb&ia=web are all about deleting your search history from Google et al :P

This article mentions #infoaxe https://www.guidingtech.com/8434/search-personal-browsing-history-from-anywhere-infoaxe/

But based on the archive.org history they "pivoted" a few times to doing different things: https://web.archive.org/web/*/www.infoaxe.com

I really wish I had a local proxy for my browser that cached all page hits (maybe have a file size limit to not cache big videos) that I could easily #search against eg:

"find the word 'lawn' in pages I read in the last month"

That way I could get that one article I'm thinking about right now. I have no clue where it was or what network shared it.

Does #searx do this?

I can feel that I'm on the verge of a big anxiety crush that is only intensified by the state of our world, especially 45 and all the horrible people who enable him.

I've started writing more politics stuff on FB, which is never a good sign.

At first, those posts help me get out my frustration but over time they tend to suck away my ambition (as people I know/were friends with show me how horrible they are :( ).

Doing the garage sale thing today. We've (mostly Carrie) been working on it all week sorting and all that.

So far so good.

I *really* don't want to put all this stuff back in the garage.

#Google #Meet (Hangouts replacement) was working for me in #Firefox since last Monday until this morning. Video worked but not audio no matter which audio source I selected.

But of course it works in #Chrome.

Google, you promised you would make this work with Firefox and I believed. For the last time.