@antonzuiker Partially. The integration we have so far is you can add the RSS feed of your own posts from RSS.chat to the Sources page. Micro.blog will pull in the posts and it will also recognize RSS.chat replies, adding a Conversation link if there are any. Still considering what to do next.
Ah, so you mean #GNOME is a cool, quiet, productive space with good reference materials, held together by passionate and underpaid (or volunteer) folks trying to help the next generation of young people freely improve their skillset, independence, and their appreciation for human creativity? ☺️
@janl yup. Duress passwords feel like a very five-dollar-wrench solution thought up by people who prize looking clever over winning. (It _is_ clever, hence my admiration. But it's not a good idea.) Making an innocent account is harder than it looks, though, especially automatically
Mail & Calendar -> Fastmail
Pass -> Bitwarden
and now VPN -> IVPN
so the main thing left is Proton Drive; mostly used it for phone photo backup and occasional sharing of larger files with friends/family, so whatever alternative I find just needs to accommodate those uses at minimum. I rarely make use of Docs or Sheets
@yapka Actually no, the feeds are separate. They might be integrated more in the future, but to start with we wanted a fresh experience in Inkwell that is mostly centered on long-form posts, not everything in Micro.blog.
This is probably not gonna go this bloke’s way, legal-wise. But I admire him, especially since my guess is that he will deploy the “plums” defence, i.e., when he’s told using a duress password to wipe your phone is unlawful, he’ll say: suck my plums
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