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Latest revision as of 17:15, 30 December 2021
Honestly this is mostly for me to keep track of projects that I'm interested in.
Let's start with services I use on a regular basis
- proton mail
- gmail
- signal
- github
- stack overflow
- deezer
- pass
- ubuntu
- ios
- gnome-terminal
- fish
- git
- emacs
- vim
- ssh
- systemctl
- mediawiki
- zoom
- vagrant
- docker
- node
- firefox
- duckduckgo
- apt
- x / wayland display
and some work services
- irccloud
- phabricator
- mvn
- gerrit
- mysql et al
- macos
- google meet (ugh)
Now here are services I'd theoretically like to be using
- sourcehut
- some desktop environment that has alt keybindings rather than control, and emacs keybindings for control
Now let's make a table of services
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| service | category | source code | feeling |
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| gmail | it's proprietary but it has better keyboard accessibility than any other mail, unfortunately, and loads fast | ||
| protonmail | |||