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onyva
7y ago
I wish they’d fix Lockwise on iOS. Not really working. In my case takes ages to open when set as default, and never auto suggests login for the active site, either from Firefox or any other app.
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7y ago
I've heard yesterday Switzerland is really not prepared very well. They are relying on hospitalization, but clearly the calculation is they'll only take in high risk cases. first commenter says when her child developed flu like sy
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onyva
7y ago
Doesn't rclone mount offer a bigger selection of cloud storage providers? https://rclone.org/commands/rclone_mount/
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onyva
7y ago
Nobody is acting on “media scare”, as you and Fox News are calling it. It’s called science, and it’s driven by facts, based on data from sources such as the WHO. The information given explains the risks and precautions that should be consid
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onyva
7y ago
How is the USA considered a “developed country”?
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onyva
7y ago
Any non free software tool (or open source), USA on Chinese, would be a risk, no?
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onyva
7y ago
I'm currently using Fiery Feeds on iOS, mostly because it supports NextCloud News very well (for me it's the most important feature). It's also very well designed, switches to "Reading Mode" automatically (if you ch
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onyva
7y ago
Is it though? You really don’t know Israel very well. It’s a shtetl and it’s all transactional. Not only it’s not necessary, the implications are substantial. The original plan of the ministry of health was to only impose this on high ri
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7y ago
I think if you have something worth saying, having an audience I a reward. True that there are different types of content, say “tutorials” that are valuable and wouldn't have been produced otherwise, but the monetization platform are t
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onyva
7y ago
I hope he and people like him (Trump) will be held accountable for spreading misinformation and putting people at risk.
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onyva
7y ago
I was looking forward... maybe qualify: USA based, Hi-Tech, etc...
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7y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U3YO9VMa9V4
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7y ago
Main points since the article renders strangely for me on the iPhone: Collaboration with US military for conducting mass murder Collaboration with NSA for illegal mass spying on innocent people Collaboration with ICE who runs concentration
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7y ago
Free is NOT the problem. Free is the “business model” of the internet. Just because some people want to monetize it doesn’t mean we need to give up and just let them do what they want. Selling ads is not the purpose of the internet. Content
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7y ago
It’s actually worse since they’re clearly promoting it claiming it’s open source and it puts privacy first, which are better selling points then the fact that if comes with a Trojan horse in form of an ad network, clearly.
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7y ago
Mozilla doesn’t embed an ad network in your browser!?!? Why would anybody want a browser that does this? You can do whatever you want to do with Firefox. Enjoy the free blocking mechanisms, including fingerprinting, and install whichever 3r
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7y ago
FOSS person too. Don’t see the lock-in problem here other than indeed using Apple products. While you do, making sure you don't have to give identifying info or bother with generating disposable addresses yourself, is actually a good t
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7y ago
1) being open source doesn’t mean much in this context. 2) Mozilla’s stated goal and track record is user privacy. Brave’s is a Trojan horse for an alternative ad network. 3) we know who Eich is. Having co-founded Mozilla doesn’t make him a
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That’s great news. I never use apps that force me to login with either Google Facebook or twitter. There should always be an option to login with an email address and Apple’s login with disposable non personal email is really easy and usefu
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7y ago
1.) I’m not gonna trust a company like Brave with anything personal. Why would I? 2.) We’ve got Mozilla doing a great job. Monetizing the internet is not a priority I care about and ads are not what I need my browser to optimize. Also ther
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“...its built-in advertising network and Ethereum-based crypto token exchange system.” I really don’t think that that’s a selling point. I really think most would think this is not a browser’s job. Also, not our job to help Eich displace Go
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7y ago
Well put.
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7y ago
Seems to be bringing a lot of stuff from Yahoo News ?!?! for some searches, for some reason. Not a source I would personally ever consider. Great that it includes non English sources as well. Very useful since I always found it difficult to
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“...its built-in advertising network and Ethereum-based crypto token exchange system. I really don’t think that that’s its selling point. I really think most would think this is not a browser’s job. Also, not our job to help Eich displace G
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The USA has indeed a systemic healthcare problem. Of their own making. “I don’t need to have the numbers double because of one ship that wasn’t our fault.” https://www.theguardian.com/world/2020/mar/06/us
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What Is Drauger OS?
(draugeros.org)
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Trash-CLI Command Line Recycle Bin – Never Lose Another File
(putorius.net)
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Manage tasks and projects on Fedora with Taskwarrior
(fedoramagazine.org)
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Investors in Palestinian Tech Prosperity
(blogs.timesofisrael.com)
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It’s a shame because it looks very interesting. But I’m not going to use chrome nor any of google services if I can avoid it.
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