Scolding0513 @ Scolding0513 @sh.itjust.works

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have fun playing by the rules of the system that hates you and your privacy

also monero is fairly stable price wise

the reason is that corps can harvest massively more data with an application installed directly in your OS, rather than trying to stay within the security confines of the browser sandbox

probably best to stay with a locally owned gym if poasible

he's referring to the fact that a web browser is a 30 year old technology and there are apparently people still dont know what it is

wow, it seems notesnook has matured a LOT. After the self hosting comes out i wouldnt be surprised if it becomes the de-facto notes app recommendation for privacy communities. their free tier is just too good and they have zero VC connections. top notch.

you probably invested in it and lost a bunch of money. people who blindly and universally hate crypto as a whole usually got fucked over in a scam or in the markets

it doesnt infringe on your 5th amendment right to keep your mouth shut

pretty soon they will be able to beat you with nightsticks, just watch.

lmao! BTC derision is always welcome. Monero on top.

i still use brave search because they are the only privacy-oriented search to have their own index. Unless someone can correct me. but then they screwed up a beautiful thing with the LLM garbage, so idk if i can stand to use it anymore honestly.

The browser sucks and is bloated. they have some really good ideas in it, but it's mixed in with so much crap.

Also the Google Doc is hilarious.

I guess you could say, they shoulda used protection

that was amazing

Google warns users of these apps that their experience may deteriorate soon. They may "experience buffering issues" or see errors such as "the following content is not available on this app" when trying to watch videos

you can just feel the evil corporate Cheshire grin behind this paragraph

it's becoming much much easier every year to switch to OSS alternatives or at least Linux compatible software. There's basically nothing categorical that can't run on Linux, even gaming is making tremendous strides.

excuse me what? signal can extract your encryption key how exactly?

both have worse UX than Signal. pretty much all except Signal are lacking on this front. OSS developers are allergic to a smooth UX in general

Cool, another one of those people that equates privacy with crime. just what we need

the fucking fedora, the communist style questioning, it's like a 4chan meme but it wrote itself

, said the glowing figure confidently, while blinking hard and rubbing his nose

it's awesome. has a shit load of options you can set, and it's the easiest way to connect to the I2P network, and also a very custom tor experience.