Joël de Bruijn @ joeldebruijn @lemmy.ml

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I always thought Charlize Theron wasn't susceptible to aging ... so there wouldn't be any need for this.

Pro-tip for the writers: Make a stronger connection between Mr Robot / E-Corp and Blade Runner. 🤓

And the "we play nice" respons of IAB: https://iabeurope.eu/iab-europe-tcf-and-noybs-war-on-cookie-banners/

Yes https://techcrunch.com/2022/03/04/noyb-second-cookie-complaints/

4. It's not gdpr compliant in the way shown here or IAB TCF uses it.

Legitimate interest is a sort failsafe which can be used to cover certain exceptions.

• the datacontrollor must have an exceptional situation, so not on a regular basis.
• the balance between personal and business interest must be considered carefully under case by case basis.
• the dataprocessor isn't the one doing the consideration

Automating all this is kind off against all the above.

I was a Windows 2000 fan in the Windows Millenium period.

No need, I am on Enterprise.

I'm really annoyed by this, thanks for verifying. Still bound to a employer laptop which uses Win11 in a Microsoft collaboration setting but eager to learn how to turn it off.

Is this for Home edition and Enterprise as well? 🤔

I prefer another tactic if I may share:

• Database in production: let Bitwarden clients sync the native way Bitwarden offers.
• Database in backup: let a dedicated backup service keep your database save.

I dont know if this could be done automatic (just backup the production database) or if this has to be done by export (by hand once in a while).

Doesnt matter from which device the backup originates because the native sync will keep them all the same usually in seconds.

For my family my setup slightly different for reasons in other comments:

• do change browsers away from Chrome or Edge
• do change search engines
• allow cookies
• drop tracking surveillance traffic at the network level with something like pihole or nextdns

To understand correctly: You have friends that care about moving files of their mobile by sync? Or is their only concern switching to Signal, but the lack of backup besides on the device?

Asking because:

• I have the same solution as you but the android folders - foldersync - Nextcloud variant.
• My motivation comes from privacy / sovereignty.
• My friends lack this motivation so they are happy using the cloud (iCloud or Googles) to "backup" everything.
• Any hassle by not using that needs strong motivation to endure and overcome.

So when their photos are in the cloud and their documents stay happy in mail attachments often there isn't much more to backup besides configuration. Which all those bigphone (Samsung Lenovo Apple etc) suppliers provide.

For the chat backup:

• I got my whole family to switch to Signal (at least with me and for group chats, we have them for events and topics). The leverage I used was to only use Signal for baby photos of our newborn kids which my sisters and mom just couldn't live without. 😎
• They complain about running out of local storage and not being able to bulk delete media in Signal.
• As a workaround they sort by filesize and delete a dozen big files (eg video).
• Or they leave a group, delete it along with media and join again.
• I was surprised they don't care about the files after consuming it (foto video) and happy delete them.
• After that ... the backup becomes small again.

Also the stage / setting / scale and interaction of the final battle ... you get those in a 25 minute Star Wars Clone Wars episode.

Cwtch

https://cwtch.im/

Decentralized and Open

Participants in Cwtch can host their own safe spaces, or lend their infrastructure to others seeking a safe space. There is no “Cwtch service” or “Cwtch network”. The Cwtch protocol is open, and anyone is free to build bots, services and user interfaces and integrate and interact with Cwtch. Privacy Preserving

All communication in Cwtch is end-to-end encrypted and takes place over Tor v3 onion services. Metadata Resistant

Cwtch has been designed such that no information is exchanged or available to anyone without their explicit consent, including on-the-wire messages and protocol metadata.

Just a remark about "can donate profit anyway" which I understand for corporations doesnt apply to public and semi-public services (ofcourse).

Which often happens to be a target group that is well aware of public values etc and the notion of community-culture among each other. Often other libraries or other schools for example treat each other as collegues etc.

BUT those type of organisations arnt allowed to donate (Giving away taxmoney) AND often cant allocate developer time (because there arent any within those organizations).

Here (NL in EU) we depend on the same FOSS as everyone else, but cant donate. We do must look for other ways to contribute tho.

To illustrate even more: I follow a Lemmy privacy "group" with an Akkoma account.

Fair point, done!

No I did try and since you're interested in my learning curve versus my personal effort: Since two weeks I learned css for the first time, hobby related and just about to start knowing about flexbox css grid float div and styling them.

Oh thnx, I should search more around. 😁👍

Solid answers there.

Now do support for Notepad++ plugins and language linting 😁😎😂