That is an achievement sometimes.
I was born in 1980, so I’ve never seen one year unequivocally better than the last. But I also know, history and progress happens in cycles. I realy want to see the next rise. I know it’ll happen eventually. That’s what keeps me going, keeps me trying.
I’ve described myself as being some kind of mild to moderatly depressed for the last 35 years.
Stop playing with the electrical outlets and you’ll stop being shocked!
NIPRCC
It reads like Nipporsy.
Which sounds close enough to Leprosy to be funny.
There are a bunch of public groups.
They even have an official directory.
Due to the nature of the platform, privacy is a common theme for many of them.
I don’t use Apple stuff
Proton has a new Linux CLI client, and the Android APK is available for direct download.
I don’t know if the Linux client has been Open Sourced yet.
I think you already have recommendations for the others I know of.
The software is always free
There are plenty if you drop the free requirement.
Hosting a server does cost money.
I don’t like transitions periods. Change is fine. But that time switching from the old to new, is awkward and uncomfortable. So I sprint through it as fast as I can. I want to get to the new predictable normal as quickly as possible.
None of that was about her reason. How did she make it your fault?
If that’s just an excuse, a post-hoc justification, what do you think is the real reason?
I eat corn in a rotating spiral. What does that make me?
That’s all very generically common around the world.
I was hoping for something more specific.
I honestly stopped paying attention to Ukraine 18-24 months ago.
What are the current lies and truth?
Shareing a calander is very different. That’s simple.
I thought you wanted to use an open source calander app.
If that’s all you need, then you only have to pay for the service, it’ll work fine.
That’s literally the opposite of what they do. They don’t even entertain information requests from any government accept the Swiss, since that’s where Proton is.
They’re using full end to end encryption for most things. There are no open email or calendar standards that handle encryption. So interoperability limitations are a natural consequence.
I’ll take private over open every time.
The point of GrapheneOS is not to eliminate Google services. There are several options for that. What GrapheneOS is uniquely good at, is sandboxing Google services, so it doesn’t have access to all the things you don’t need it to.
Like this:
If the communicate entirely through implication, how do we know that’s what we’re being told?