airikr @ airikr @lemmy.ml

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XMPP with OMEMO.

• Nope. Not everywhere.
• The actual data is stored in plain text. The hard drive is encrypted. This is called encryption at-rest which Discord uses. Even Google uses this for Google Drive. Hackers "can't" access the data, but the people working there can. It doesn't matter if they have fancy roles, your personal data can be access by the people at the company. Your personal data should always stay personal.
• No cookies. Stored on their servers.
• I was forced to enter my phone number before I got as privacy aware as I am today. I doubt that has changed.

Why not Mumble and IRC or XMPP?

• Your IP address will be logged as soon as you login.
• They store everything you send in plain text on an encrypted storage unit.
• They store if your microphone and/or camera is on or off + more of what settings you have made in your own device.
• They force you to give them your phone number in order to identify you.

Source: https://discord.com/privacy

Discord is a privacy nightmare, but not as much as for an example Spotify. Spotify even logs how you hold your device and how fast you move it! Source: https://www.spotify.com/uk/legal/privacy-policy/

How about that :) Nice! Too bad search and replace screwed the whole software by settings CPU to 100% all the time. Because of that, I'll stick to Lite XL. Otherwise, a very nice fork.

It looks more like he/she uses Lite XL.

What accepting cookies popup? I don't get such thing in Privacy Browser1.

Very nice :) Me like! But the bug is still there when you have clicked on a trail on the home page. The page just scrolls up to the top and you have to update the page to see the trail.

I tried Wanderer few days ago and I did find it very nice, yet quite buggy.

I was forced to update the page a second time before being able to do something, for an example using the menu.

But other than that, I find Wanderer very nice! Just miss seeing mainly how fast I was travelled in km/h. The statistics and details provided in workout-tracker1 is absolutely amazing! If you add such details into your project, that would be awesome!

Oh, hello late 1990s and early 2000s 😍 I love it! Nostalgia deluxe 😌

Hehe, I know. Just trying to be funny due to boredom :)

Hello Sheldon.

Same here, but no "sensitive" information like what Android version I use or anything like that. It depends on what phone you use, I guess. I use a Pixel 6a with GrapheneOS.

I just one a solution for that: RSS-Bridge. Just tried it through one of their instances and it works really well. At least for some of the channels.

I use Pingvin Share to share one or more files. Have set the max limit for each share to 4 GB. All files will be stored temporary which is awesome privacy-wise.

Well, Telegram already have a preview feature for every public channels. Just copy the direct link to the channel and add /s after t.me/ (or choose "Previous channel" without opening the link in Telegram) and you're good to go. If only Pavel will add an RSS feed to that feed. That would be mighty-mighty awesome!

More work to save the media files, though. You have to inspect the element and get the direct link to the image through background-image for the tgme_widget_message_photo_wrap class. Much easier and takes less time to just save it inside Telegram, as of now.

I must agree on the bloated part. Telegram was awesome before Pavel got greedy and added more and more stuff that are just not related to any chat service, for an example payments and crypto.

I installed Snikket on my server few weeks ago and are now trying to move everyone to it. It seems to be a very slow process, though.

But I might keep Telegram only for the porn channels. Mighty good stuff!

By the way. Do you have the source for your claim that Russian authorities were messing with people's deleted messages?

Pretty awesome emojis, yes.

Adobe Lightroom Classic. I have darktable installed on Linux, but I haven't mastered it yet. Lightroom is the software for photo editing, unfortuntately.

Why not Gramps which is open sourced and works flawlessly in Windows, Limux, and macOS? 🙂