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  • I had a discussion lately regarding smartphones with a buddy.
    reshi@fosstodon.orgundefined reshi@fosstodon.org

    @hadronized @antaeus @Gina yeah, especially if you travel a lot. NS and 9292 cover NL decently, but whenever I go to a new place the experience is annoying compared to Google Maps.

    On a brighter note, everything else is quite good! They even offer some cloud things based on nextcloud, but hooking up your own nextcloud instead is easy.

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  • I had a discussion lately regarding smartphones with a buddy.
    reshi@fosstodon.orgundefined reshi@fosstodon.org

    @hadronized @antaeus @Gina data point that can be handy for you: living in NL with a Fairphone 5 with e/OS. DigiD works, banking with 2 banking apps work, I read that they also got Revolut working semi recently but that needs validation.

    Main issue is with the maps for me, Magic Earth, the default maps app, is a bit of a hit or miss, might take a few tries to get started, especially on low battery.

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  • 📣 Opinions are welcome 📣
    reshi@fosstodon.orgundefined reshi@fosstodon.org

    @Gina So, I might be repeating what has been said, but as someone who ran both (Gitlab on corporate and Forgejo for personal projects), I'd say Gitlab has more of the bells and whistles to handle complex projects. Especially for project planning, it has been great even at the free version.

    However, because of the ethical merits and federation of Forgejo, perhaps its a good idea to discuss with Forgejo devs and fund some more enterprise features?

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