briar/README.md

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 - [My account naming](#my-account-naming)
-  - [Which accounts of mine you should care about?](#which-accounts-of-mine-you-should-care-about)
 - [Briar desktop](#briar-desktop)
 - [Further reading and quotes](#further-reading-and-quotes)
 
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 device in contacts lists. This doesn't either mean that I will remember
 this scheme or updating these files.
 
-### Which accounts of mine you should care about?
-
-For more details such as the Briar links, refer to `my-accounts.tsv`.
-
-- My Briar desktops serve my phones that only connect to network when charging
-  - `Aminda-Lumina (2022-153)` has recently been more active and travels with
-    me.
-  - `Aminda (SedricFlatpak-2022-075)` home device that also runs Samba for
-    PlayStation 2
-- My phones are
-  - `Aminda-Janus (2023-061)` - actually tertiary phone, but native Android
-    and which I mostly use to post to forums to (via WLAN)
-  - `Mikaela` - my main phone predating the naming scheme discussed earlier,
-    but as it's SailfishOS Android AppSupport important Briar features are not
-    implemented and I don't use it that much.
-- My family devices that are seldom online don't need to be cared about that
-  much, but they have all the forums that my other devices if I have been
-  sharing them.
-  - `Aminda-Zaldaryn (2022-161)` - mostly seen when I am at family.
-  - `Aminda-Rbtpzn (2023-034)` - 2006 desktop PC that really shouldn't have
-    Briar.
-- Then there are deprecated accounts/devices that occassionally come online
-  but are not a priority.
-  - `A` replaced by `Aminda-Janus`
-  - `Aminda-Lumina-UserTest-2023-045` is a Briar test build instance as a
-    result of attempting to contribute and test Briar flatpak.
-- And dead accounts.
-  - `Aminda-Janus (2022-311)`
-    - factory reset on 2023-061. Note changed date number.
-
-And to repeat one more time:
-
-> `%j     The day of the year as a decimal number (range 001 to 366).  (Calculated from tm_yday.)`
-
--- `Manual page strftime(3)`
-
 ## Briar desktop
 
 Port: [it will pick one and try to stick with it](https://matrix.to/#/%23briar_desktop%3Atchncs.de/%24FKJk80vFnp2Fqnyov8g2S1QGJuY8SrJBlPjjqGSaW5M?via=pikaviestin.fi&via=matrix.org&via=dendrite.matrix.org&via=tchncs.de), so `sudo netstat -plnt` is your friend, look for `java`. It should be on LAN and link-local interfaces.