neoinvin @ Neoinvin @lemm.ee

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showing an unbelievable lack of understanding and your whole ass on the internet huh? you're entitled to your opinion, like everyone else. but it sure is a stupid one.

the data dumps are unrelated to signal, just part of the millions of americans who get their info hacked from websites each year. these people are just under scrutiny because of the recent scandal.

article seems to be mostly referencing the keller school district than the town. kisd spans about 9 cities, so you'd have to look at demos for all of them.

edit: i will take this opportunity to plug books unbanned as well, an organization that provides resources to help access books for certain age ranges from libraries that believe in access to information.

trump is deeply unserious.

they apparently didn't inherit an interest in reading the articles they comment on.

it's a nazi haven in the same way a public library computer is a nazi haven if nazis come in and use it. the library doesn't check your ideology when you log on, and neither does simplex.

if an app is available both on fdroid and the play store, and you already have google services installed, then it is almost always better to use the play store version. unless fdroid has changed recently, the way apps are signed is more robust and the chain of trust more resistant to manipulation for apps on the play store.

if you are asking if the selection of apps on each distributor are on the whole more secure in the way they provide their service, that's a more complicated question i can't answer.

americans abandoned that a long time ago.

i didn't realize trump had been inaugurated today.

people with strongly held values and principles run the risk of others without any to use them as weapons against them.

people make mistakes, just gotta scrape the egg off and make an omelette or something.

lemm.ee is actually blocking threads, lemme.ee/instances

It could be that you have too many other apps in the background, and Android is essentially freeing up memory for other processes. If you have too many tabs open this could also occur. You could also have your battery saving options too aggressive, which also clears data from background apps. I'd look up something like "how to keep Android from stopping apps in the background" or something similar.

But one of the worst for everything else it tries to be or people try to use it for, like help forums. It's a black hole for information. They've taken steps to mitigate that, but it remains a half-baked solution.