cross-posted from: https://lemmy.ca/post/41797803

cross-posted from: https://szmer.info/post/6667862

I am not related in any way with the company, and I am looking forward to it: the phone promises to be a good e-ink smartphone, with huge focus around conscious usage.

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.ca/post/41721606

cross-posted from: https://biglemmowski.win/post/5842702

Germany is financing Ukraine's access to a satellite internet network operated by French company Eutelsat, Reuters reported on April 4, citing Eutelsat CEO Eva Berneke.

cross-posted from: https://fedia.io/m/[email protected]/t/2009546

use your voice

If you are concerned about people being influenced by Russia, the US, and China, be it via Facebook, Reddit, TikTok, local ads, or whatever else, if you are concerned about that friend who suddenly started spouting anti-EU rhetoric from Youtube, if you're unhappy with how the EU and member states have handled it so far, this is for you.

EU citizens can respond and it would be in our interest to do so too.

It will take 10 minutes if you're quick, longer if you want to leave comments on each point. There are 4 points with up to 4 sub points, each comment can be 3500 characters long.

You can respond in any of the 24 European languages, so if English is not your preferred language, use your mother tongue.
If you are part of a community in your EU mother tongue, share a link to this in your mother tongue.

Here are the supported languages:

• bg български
• cs čeština
• da dansk
• de Deutsch
• el Ελληνικά
• en English
• es español
• et eesti
• fi suomi
• fr français
• ga Gaeilge
• hr hrvatski
• hu Magyar
• it Italiano
• lt lietuvių kalba
• lv latviešu valoda
• mt Malti
• nl Nederlands
• pl polski
• pt Português
• ro română
• sk slovenčina
• sl slovenščina
• sv svenska

cross-posted from: https://feddit.nl/post/31591172

cross-posted from: https://feddit.org/post/10203711

Was ist eigentlich dieses Reddit? Gibt es aber auch hier: [email protected]

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/27726914

cross-posted from: https://feddit.org/post/10036636

cross-posted from: https://feddit.nl/post/31396291

cross-posted from: https://europe.pub/post/92331

"It's just possible that you, a sentient being with active sensory input, have cause for concern about the security of data hosted both in the United States and by Microsoft. GitHub has been ubiquitous and indispensable for technologists. But maybe it's time to reconsider that status."

https://taggart-tech.com/migrate-to-codeberg/

cross-posted from: https://feddit.org/post/10061375

cross-posted from: https://feddit.nl/post/31399365

cross-posted from: https://feddit.nl/post/31412344

cross-posted from: https://programming.dev/post/27875856

A self-proclaimed data enthusiast calling themselves ‘ThinkingOne’ has made a huge database containing 201 million pieces of user data from X freely available. The data is said to have come from two previous leaks and includes email addresses, locations and profile data of users of the social media platform.

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.ca/post/41547642

Shoutout to u/gekko513 on Reddit.

cross-posted from: https://feddit.org/post/9959466

geteilt von: https://programming.dev/post/27692275

• Post
• New Git Repo.

cross-posted from: https://lemm.ee/post/59715800

Just wanted to share some insights after migrating away from Google et al. Curious to hear about others experience.

Please keep a few things in mind when reading this:

• the goal is not to be perfect - this is a long process that will never stop and it's just the start
• personally prefer self-hosted open source to alternatives that might be better at avoiding US, but have too much of a negative impact on my productivity
• you don't have to tackle everything all at once... small steps count too

Sharing this in hopes of inspiring someone to try an alternative or two. Also to hopefully hear about other experiences and what worked best for you.

TL:DR

Migrated from the big G to Vivaldi (browser), Proton (mail), Nextcloud (calendar, full collabora office suite, storage) , Immich (photos), Graphene OS (android).

DONE

Successfully migrated my Google accounts: private (16+ years) and my business Google Workspace - subscription now fully eliminated.

• Email: For now my emails will be with Proton. I know about the situation with their CEO, but wanted to make use of my standing subscription. Will be easy to switch again once it runs out. Proton import with the included migration tool was a breeze.

• Calendar: Tried the calendar but sync interval for remotely subscribed calendars is not high enough for my needs. Happy with the Nextcloud calendar feature.

• Office: Already running a Nextcloud instance for years and enabled contacts + calendar (caldav sync, carddav sync on android) and their office bundle (based on Collabora). Did an in-depth comparison of Cryptpad and Collabora and preferred the latter.

• Photos: Immich is just so good. Set up an instance for our family and everyone is so happy to not worry about Apple/Google storage subscriptions - and the awesome features immich brings. Handles our combined 130k images/videos well.

• Cloud storage: Would love a native Proton Drive sync client for Linux. For now my main storage will stay with Nextcloud.

• OS: Can highly recommend Ubuntu - a bit biased as long-time user. Finally made the switch from stock Android to Graphene OS. Love it so far. Would not recommend it to inexperienced users / non-tech people. Lineage might be more suitable. Love the discussions in this community lately introducing us to /e/OS, Sailfish, PostmarketOS, etc. I hope to see Sailfish and PostmarketOS go mainstream within a few years.

• Browser: Hard to decide as there are so many schools of thought and very vocal groups. Did some in-depth comparisons and decided to at least break free from Chrome for now. Went with Vivaldi and if they are forced to abandon manifest v2 I have LibreWolf and Floorp already set up as alternatives. Can highly recommend Floccus to sync bookmarks between devices (including mobile).

WIP

• Notion: Self-hosted AppFlowy looks promising, but have not tested it lately if it covers all my needs.

• Bitwarden: Hardest to let go for me personally, but might look into Vaultwarden. If Vaultwarden sucks and I really need to ditch Bitwarden it will most likely be Keepass based.

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