There are desktop apps that can import the Aegis backup file to display the 2FA codes on Debian I’m using Authenticator

I’m using a Google Pixel and for awhile I was using stock, mostly just because after having custom roms on my previous devices I didn’t want to have to deal with trying to get apps to work, I was building my unofficial lineage to get some tweaks I wanted. However I’m back to using Lineage again.

I believe that’s the only way… But I could be wrong. I had them all stored on an external hard drive, and used the CLI to upload them all.

Using a Pixel 5 as well. Before that I had the OnePlus 6 for 6+ years before I decided I wanted a smaller phone again. While it at times still seems a little slow, it still works great. I replaced the battery about 3 months ago and it has a great battery life again. Running Lineage.

I have used mailcow as well for the past few years and it’s been fantastic.

PC, Bow n Arrow… Maybe math blaster. But if we just want a dedicated game system, PlayStation, Crash Bandicoot.

I’ve been using this for quite awhile now, it is fantastic, they only feature that was holding me back was public share urls for albums, which has since been implemented. Immich is fantastic.

Debian Testing. I ran Ubuntu for years but really didn’t like the changes in GNOME they made, decided to try Debian Non-free and I’ve loved it.

Bitwarden is just fantastic, it works so well. After migrating from LastPass years ago to BW I haven’t looked back once and have encouraged friends to switch over as well.

I’d probably have to say Fry as well, he just is very genuine, cares about his friends. Bender is also pretty great for a laugh.

Signal, Firefox, ConnectBot

I’m actually using YouTube Premium, but only because it’s in my YouTube Music subscription… But I’d love to completely drop Google