yet another chat app@lumi of course I like xmpp but zulip also seems pretty nice for a project related chat specifically, in my very limited surface level interactions with it
asking how to discuss chronic pain/disability@ireneista I've heard similar thoughts/feelings from other people about get well wishes, and it does make sense that it would get old for anything that doesn't have an end, and similarly feelings of abandonment when people "give up" on them when it does not get better :(
But I still want to try to say something positive or at least acknowledge it if they're discussing it, so I'm wondering if y'all have any ideas for different levels of familiarity with the other person/persons. Or even just limited to what you would like :3
Especially with things that may ebb and flow in severity. Is a "I hope tomorrow's better", with the understanding it won't "go away" inappropriate?
@lunareclipse It's extremely frustrating; seems like there's no good free* cross platform cloud password manager. I'd say it's a niche to be filled if it wasn't already so darn crowded.
Best we can do now seems to be cobbling together keepass format managers and our own syncing solution, but that's not an easy recommendation to make to people.
*or lowcost. 1password seems like they might be the best cloud option right now, but $50 a year is a lot harder to sell than Bitwarden's paid plan.
@lunareclipse from what I hear it seems like mainline support for the RK3588 may be possible; I don't know how much more extra stuff they have besides that. But they also seem pretty happy to help if you want to compile your own kernel
