Agree, AFAIC it’s only good at bridging protocols. Most likely an ecosystem advantage more than a protocol one.

Right, successor of Paylib too. From a user standpoint, it’s the same than Paypal except that it uses phone numbers for identifiers. It’s supported by a lot of banks already (no need for additional app / account).

haha sorry I got lost digging

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much appreciated! 😀

this one is very nice too: https://diskprices.com/ (only amazon sources though)

I can’t recall a single MS product that ever was good. Maybe I was late to the party (or quit early, as lots of people seam to like vscode for some reason)

I suppose it also still has noscript enabled by default (preventing the execution of javascript).

You have my unconditional respect I donated a couple of times already. I wish you the best, keep on going!

sounds to me like it’s a much better match for piracy than for social networking (similar to using autodl-irssi)

zulip too (similar)

and they accept donations in crypto 👍

I just use Syncthing to backup Radicale files. I guess this is to remove the need for a domain name and web server? This won’t work with all devices like iphones. Also shared calendars won’t sync properly.

Meta’s expert […] argued that […] if Meta shared small blocks of data, they would be unusable to the receiver.

This is ridiculous. On a large torrent, a single piece can contain dozens of books. Pieces are contiguous unencrypted data. One piece contains several pages in any cases. What if I set my maximum ratio to 0.999, am I allowed to seed then?

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This news looks outdated to me (saw it several months ago).
Last week some researchers set the bar at 22 minutes: https://lemmy.ml/post/26231805

I’m very satisfied with mine. Some UI tweeks were required to adapt to the small screen.

The one on the picture is actually a Keyone. It runs Android 8 which was just fine.

Hi, I’m in France but sorry my comment was for Google Maps, not Apple maps, my bad!

I’m in Europe, here it displays «Gulf of Mexico (Gulf of America)»