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by jacooper 3y ago
There is also https://fonts.bunny.net But its still not clear wether that satisfys the GDPR or not, better be safe and host the fonts on your CDN or locally.
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by jacooper 3y ago
Because its a better engine with better security and faster performance? Mozilla did worse things than brave, at least brave actually does privacy by default rather than just talk about it!
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by jacooper 3y ago
Is it? I thinks its rather more like entertainment
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by jacooper 3y ago
Or use brave.
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by jacooper 3y ago
No that's not true. Google just fails miserably at anything social, but almost every chat attempt from them eas encrypted, and now they are pushing RCS, which is also E2EE.
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by jacooper 3y ago
Probably the latter.
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by jacooper 3y ago
Well, in this case its not like you have a choice.
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by jacooper 3y ago
RIP Terraform.
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by jacooper 3y ago
Ironically, chrome(ihm) is starting to show that again. An RSS icon next to the URL if an RSS feed is provided.
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by jacooper 3y ago
True, but that works for companies and rich people, not your average developer or economic migrant.
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by jacooper 3y ago
> You don't come here because it's easy and things just work. Partially. It's doesn't work inside Germany, but it's much easier to get into Germany than the U.S. or other countries. And they need that, the huge
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by jacooper 3y ago
> 2025: Google removes the ability to install Android apps from outside the Play store, citing security concerns. This is not happening for sure. Look how apple is being sued from everywhere because of it.
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by jacooper 3y ago
Just have a look at their COC.
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by jacooper 3y ago
They are still doing it. They are still overthrowing governments they don't like. https://theintercept.com/2020/07/23/the-u-s-supported-coup-i...
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by jacooper 3y ago
Personally, I lost hope in finding any gmaps alternative. It's always either super out of date, or missing details and nice features like reviews, photos and advanced integrations like gmaps integration with public transport. That&#x27
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by jacooper 3y ago
As if 2. Changes anything. Heck they even did a coup not too long ago because a country rich with lithium elected a socialist government.
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by jacooper 3y ago
The point is the U.S. never cared about Democratic countries, and often destroyed them(CIA backed coups and so on.
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by jacooper 3y ago
Which they won't do because they don't want to open source their drivers, that's the whole issue.
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by jacooper 3y ago
I think there is a baseline specified in the regulation, not sure which features it includes though.
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by jacooper 3y ago
The DSA forces platforms to allow federation and to expose public API endpoints. So it solves this because it makes it possible for your to talk with someone on a different app.
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by jacooper 3y ago
And hopefully the DSA will change that.
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by jacooper 3y ago
I'm talking about zero knowledge encrypted email storage. Proton mail doesn't have access to your messages, and SMTP doesn't support that type of encryption.
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by jacooper 3y ago
> The Los Angeles Times took note of V’s success and tapped them to help launch its own personality-based TikTok account. They’re one of many publications attempting to recreate the success of individual creators on TikTok within their n
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by jacooper 3y ago
Not anymore
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by jacooper 3y ago
But vaultwarden is a full reimplementation anyway?
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by jacooper 3y ago
You can't have SMTP if it's fully end-to-end encrypted. That's why proton has a bridge, it decrypts messages locally, then runs an SMTP server for your local clients.
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by jacooper 3y ago
Maps and navigation. Unfortunately nothing comes close to Gmaps, especially when taking public transport into consideration.
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Proof of Work Captchas(search.brave.com)
2 points by jacooper 3y ago|0 comments
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by jacooper 3y ago
What's the license
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The UK wants the ability to stop companies from patching vulnerabilities(twitter.com)
6 points by jacooper 3y ago|2 comments

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