No problem! I have been reading it for a while, the author is a good person and took the time to make well-thought responses to my emails. Feel free to drop some yourself, he will appreciate it.
No problem! I have been reading it for a while, the author is a good person and took the time to make well-thought responses to my emails. Feel free to drop some yourself, he will appreciate it.
I'm a poor student living in a poor country. I'm contributing with telemetry and bug reports instead. I've thought about helping with development, but they seem to mostly need C++ developers and I don't happen to be one, unfortunately.
Phones. Cheaper chinese phones already give one everything they need in their day-to-day life. I don't really see much benefits for most people from buying an expensive phone
Unfortunately
Oh, I thought that was a misspell because of how O looks similar to D in certain fonts. Funny.
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The last 2 tweets got me thinking, for a second, that they are self-aware
Unrelated, but It's IDF.
Who tf considers Europe a continent? Is this some American thing? I think everyone in Europe knows Europe and Asia are just parts of the world and Eurasia is the continent.
It's a call to action
Would FF Profiles work? https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/profiles-where-firefox-stores-user-data
Privacy and programming communities. I tried to stay at Windows at first, but when I was bith recommended GNU/Linux for privacy and had to use it for programming, I knew I couldn't keep the resistance up.
Three years later and I have 0 regrets. All games I play work, except for, recently, TF2 because of a weird malloc library issue on Arch-based systems. All apps I need just work, and whenever I need something Windows-only I have a VM setup just for that. Developing and managing your system on a Unix-like system is just so much easier.
https://www.privacyguides.org/en/mobile-browsers/
https://divestos.org/pages/browsers
Can you imagine any country not claiming the territory that was theirs before a war and lost in the process?
0%. The term "Russian occupiers" has been often used since 2014, at least in Ukrainonphonic publishers. It is also popular to use the term "мова окупанта" (occupier's language) to refer to Russian language.
B-but that was actually good because the bombs supported freedom in the region!
Digital most of the time, physical for the special books I like
Neither Matrix nor XMPP are software, those are protocols. Alsp, there is no point in specifying that XMPP is encrypted without doing the same for Matrix, since you can exchange plain text messages there too.
As for the actual question, here you go: https://www.privacyguides.org/en/real-time-communication/#criteria
Because that's what they use in Ukrainian, you know. They rarely hide that stuff on the Internet, do you think they give af what do you think of their Twitter account?
@BrikoX@lemmy.zip thank you for posting content on Lemmy daily for so long