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4y ago
> "This Tweet violated the Twitter Rules." Censorship at its best. Not optimistic about Twitter and where it's heading to.
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> Regardless of your opinion on Elon, it's simply too early to conclude that this is "likely" to happen, or that all those people will stop using it. Exactly, these people use it for their own exposure/benefit. If it
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4y ago
Now I'm busy. Thanks for sharing!
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4y ago
>I had to move off tutanota when I discovered they don't offer offline access to email. They do have offline support now as far as I know.
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4y ago
So we're all good and recession it not going to hit?
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4y ago
Best of luck to you, that's tough. It shouldn't be the case that people can be laid off just like that - particularly if their work was obviously needed.
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4y ago
The worst part of this, politically I mean, is that the Tories can blame inflation/general recession. But Brexit surely plays a huge part in this.
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4y ago
Wow, that's an important point. Nevertheless, it all adds up and keeps getting more.
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4y ago
Passion can keep you going, but at the end of the day bills must be paid.
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4y ago
Nice, thanks for sharing. I only have an electric piano; its better for the kids to learn as you can adjust the level of noise. But in the long run, oh, the dreams!
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4y ago
I like Tutanota better anyway as it has better value and is truly FOSS (app without Google push is a must for me).
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4y ago
If you don't like the app, you should try Tutanota. Tutanota is encrypted, FOSS, and doesn't even use Google Push. IMO it's like Proton, but a step ahead as it has a stronger focus on security and open source; plus it's
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4y ago
I like the mission of Brave, but some things just do not add up, like the crypto ad stuff. I just don't get how privacy will be their main interest. I'm watching the project closely, but for now will stick with Firefox.
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4y ago
It looks really nice, I'll be using it from now on! Thanks.
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4y ago
Problem is: If it says encryption, people think it's safe. Only if you're into tech, you know to look for the details. Personally, I'm always looking for 'end-to-end' and 'open source', like Tutanota does
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4y ago
Traveling the world is awesome. At the same time I'm always surprised at how many things you can do right at your doorstep. At least for myself I can say I need to do a vacation at home because if you're always on the go, you neve
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4y ago
This. I've switched to iOS recently and I hate that I need two apps now. Already longing to go back to Android.
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4y ago
LOL, now I love my Italian Bialetti even more.
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4y ago
Maybe Microsoft managers think it's enough if everybody can decide for themselves about their pronouns.
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4y ago
This looks nice. I'm currently using Tutanota and love it. Seems like it would be possible to connect this with Firefox Relay, digging into it a bit more!
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4y ago
Agreed. Once kids learned it at school, they are reluctant to switch - just listen what people say about teachers... That's Microsoft's strategy.
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4y ago
It would work if you are all fine with using the same login. If you want separate logins, take a look at Tutanota, it's 1€/month and you can add each family member as a full user. As to the location, there is no issue, Tutanota is
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Our build and release infrastructure, and upcoming updates
(f-droid.org)
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4y ago
Could you share details as to the why?
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4y ago
Until some bacteria mutates to digest it. It's definitely not a long-term solution.
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4y ago
This is hilarious, thanks for sharing! :)
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4y ago
These look like taken from an old James Bond movie.
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4y ago
IMO the cause is negative news sell best combined with social media and their algorithms. Maybe we need to change the news culture altogether? Why focus always on the bad stuff?
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4y ago
>The advert was paid for by Keep America Beautiful, a group established in the 1950s by leaders from packaging companies like the American Can Company and the Owens-Illinois Glass Company, and other public figures. So they invest in ads
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Twitter cuts ties to Swiss tech company after Bureau investigation
(thebureauinvestigates.com)
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