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by gnuj3 4y ago
He never asked about switching the provider, just an app to handle his Gmail correspondence due to poor interface. Truth is that everyone should switch to ProtonMail promptly but just pointing out that it isnt the answer to his question.
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by gnuj3 4y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31001518
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by gnuj3 4y ago
I havent come across service that would reject me, although I use my own domain with AnonAddy.
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by gnuj3 4y ago
Simplpgin have been around for much longer than Apple’s service and I believe they have been bought by ProtonMail now as well.
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by gnuj3 4y ago
Yup, this makes is unusable for me. Try AnonAddy bro, its much better. You even get iOS app to manage your aliases on the go.
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by gnuj3 4y ago
Where is the ode to the likes of AnonAddy that have been about for a long time now AND are provides much better service?
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by gnuj3 4y ago
I cant remember when it was released, I had access to TestFlight for a good while for being the supporter. But honestly, its great. I was amazed that plugins just sync between desktop and mobile.
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by gnuj3 4y ago
You dont. I use iCloud to sync between my devices and its free. I donated to Obsidian team regardless because they created amazing piece of software but just pointing it out that you dont have to for it to work.
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by gnuj3 4y ago
All the plugins from desktop version sync to mobile too.
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by gnuj3 4y ago
What do you mean by lack of mobile support? Mobile app had been working fine for me since its been released, at least for me. I only use it to access previously written stuff or quickly capture something to be properly edited later on my la
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by gnuj3 5y ago
Are we really going to ignore the fact that this was written by a notorious plagiarist and dickhead, Johann Hari?
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by gnuj3 5y ago
Well, that’s just sad if young people dont know where to buy albums. I would be embarrassed to admit that. Not everyone had gone to rent all their stuff just yet.
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by gnuj3 5y ago
Oh boy that brings me memories. Been MacOS user now for about 8 years and completely forgotten about this gem. Glad they keeping it alive and well.
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by gnuj3 5y ago
Audiobooks are great but its not reading.
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by gnuj3 5y ago
The only thing that stops you from having Signal group chat is you and people you talk to. When I deleted WhatsApp few years ago, I dropped a message to all my contacts informing them I'm moving to Signal and I included a link if they
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by gnuj3 5y ago
I use Apple Maps too, daily in fact, but only if I know a specific place I'm looking for and I want to get there. What I meant in previous comment was say "milwaukee tools Inverness" to see what shops are stocking them locall
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by gnuj3 5y ago
I'd love to use DDG daily for all my searches but as soon as I'm trying to search for local places (food, clothing, tool shops, whatever that is really) or specific things I want to buy, I get bad results (I'm in the UK) and
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by gnuj3 5y ago
People tend to dislike companies that are popular/successful in many sectors at the same time and they mistake popularity with monopoly. Do a lot of people are "Apple-mad"? Yes, they are. They would buy anything with Apple lo
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by gnuj3 5y ago
As opposed to the non-monopolistic practices of Facebook and their messengers?
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by gnuj3 5y ago
BlackBerry offered all your email and all your messages/calls in one place though. Wish I had “Hub” on my iPhone as at the moment I’m using five apps to communicate - ProtonMail, Mail, Messages, Signal and Telegram. Having this on an i
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by gnuj3 5y ago
I have exactly the same experience as you. Z10 was absolutely great because of the BlackBerry hub and on top of that I miss the physical keyboard of the older models. I’m absolutely terrible at typing on an iPhone, I literally cant go a sen
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by gnuj3 5y ago
Sounds cool but I dont see this adapting where I live - although I wish I’m wrong. What we do in Scotland (mainly in small villages or towns) is to turn old non working telephone boxes into libraries. We do a lot of camping with the kids ev
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by gnuj3 5y ago
Are we really going to ignore the fact that this was written by a notorious plagiarist and dickhead, Johann Hari?