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  • It's not P2P, but it definitely is decentralized, as in anyone can set up a server:

  • Their browser is sharing data with MS, since they're using their services instead of Google. They've been upfront about it and explained there is no way around it.

    As long as you just use their search engine, you're fine.

  • I would think that would be the bare minimum for a privacy focused provider. Like I said, you have to take care of file encryption yourself (with something like VeraCrypt). Their tool doesn't help you with that.

  • I'm a customer with them and didn't have any issues for now. It's however relevant to note, that there is no sftp option or the like. So rsync automation doesn't really work. They do have an app to sync folders but it's barebones and you have to take care of file encryption yourself.

  • You just can't, period. When you have installed BG3 just disable cloud saves if it really creates an issue. Next time you enable them Steam should notice the new saves.

  • SimpleX is the new thing to watch imo. Even protects your metadata while still feeling modern and compfortable

  • That's true. At least for me it doesn't work in nautilus sadly.

  • Very useful indeed. Didn't know this was a thing.

  • That's kinda hard to troubleshoot if you don't even have the system setup anymore to test out stuff and go through logs.

    My only advice would be to hop onto the nobara discord. The people there are really knowledgeable and helpful.

  • Good idea. I'll look into integrating mobile apps into a KDE environment.

  • Bliss looks really promising, thanks.

  • I think Logitech has been producing flimsy hardware for at least the past decade now, the only exception being their mice. In my experience, everything from keyboard to headset have been throwaway "subscription model" crap, you have to re-buy every year.

    After having tried out a dozen different headsets, I've been most satisfied with SteelSeries (who also have throwaway crap hardware in other departments). My Arctis 7 pro has been soldiering on for years now. I've had to re-buy recently after 5 or so years, due to a faulty micro-usb charging port, but no one gets that point of wear and tear right anyway.

  • but if you know how the technology works

    That's like what, 2% of online users globally? Let's say pirates are marginally more tech savvy, so maybe 10% of pirates? If their plan works and they can get google to block access to all sorts of streaming and torrenting sites, that will massively reduce the numbers of people accessing illegal content.

  • Please don't fall in that trap. Authoritarian attacks on citizens have always been neatly wrapped in either anti-terrorism or protect-the-children propaganda since the dawn of politics. This is a very obvious and delibirate attempt to further remove freedom from the common folk.

  • Is it a privacy issue tho? It's dangerous to the freedom of the internet and an ethical dilemma. But how does it increase tracking potential?

  • I'd like to plug https://morss.it/

    It turns any truncated RSS feed (which only provides a small intro), into a full-text RSS feed. Half my feeds run trough morss first.

  • I took a look and didn't see any big differences with the "conversations" app. Is there any reason to go with moxxy over conversations?