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AnActOfCreation@programming.devto
Privacy@lemmy.ml•The Best Encrypted Messengers in 2024
8·2 years ago- The Session open group server sog.caliban.org has been permanently shut down due to the declining state and neglect of the open group ecosystem by its creators.
- The transition from the private cryptocurrency OXEN to the public ERC-20 token SENT is criticized for favoring the project’s creators over loyal community members, leading to potential financial losses for many.
- The author condemns the management of Session for their incompetence and dishonesty, predicting the project’s inevitable failure due to a lack of trust and proper execution.
AnActOfCreation@programming.devto
DeGoogle Yourself@lemmy.ml•Just deleted my Google account!!!
8·2 years agoEnte it you’re looking for a paid service. (For me, photos are too important to self-host.) They’re end-to-end encrypted and both server and clients are open source.
AnActOfCreation@programming.devto
Privacy@lemmy.ml•What's The Best Adblocker For Android Phones?
2·3 years ago+1 for LibreDNS! I don’t see it mentioned enough.
I ended up just disabling that notifications channel cuz I don’t care that much it it fails in the background.
Also note that you can pin the paste button to the suggestions bar by long-pressing it.
until its ready for F-Droid release
Just FYI, it is on IzzyOnDroid!
Wow, that’s a gamechanger! HeliBoard has so many neat little tricks like that, but sometimes they’re hard to find.
AnActOfCreation@programming.devOPto
Selfhosted@lemmy.world•Unraid Moves to Annual Subscription Pricing ModelEnglish
3·3 years agoThanks for this clarification! That is slightly more palatable.
Thank you!! I’m trying it out now and it’s definitely very promising. I love the swipe on backspace to select and delete. I do wish it had long press on backspace to delete a single word. That plus lowering the long press time makes it so easy to make corrections.
I hate how good SwiftKey’s autocorrect is. I’m definitely on the hunt for a good alternative in this thread.
AnActOfCreation@programming.devto
Privacy@lemmy.ml•The Boost android client for Lemmy is displaying these dark pattern ads pretending to be system notifications. What security/privacy conscious Lemmy clients do you recommend?
1·3 years agoOut of curiosity, can you give an example of this? I would think the “real identity” of people on Lemmy wouldn’t matter nearly as much as on a people-focused platform like Mastodon or Twitter/X. Plus, icons can be faked and there’s no concept of a verified identity, so the username is the best indicator of identity anyway.
AnActOfCreation@programming.devto
Privacy@lemmy.ml•The Boost android client for Lemmy is displaying these dark pattern ads pretending to be system notifications. What security/privacy conscious Lemmy clients do you recommend?
8·3 years agoThunder! It is
- FOSS
- Cross-platform (Android/iOS and you can even build for desktop or web)
- Has some neat features that I haven’t seen in other clients, like a really customizable FAB, material you theming, multiple anonymous instances, ping time and version info for instances, supports 0.19 including new features like instance blocking, an advanced share that can create a microblog style image to share posts
- Very good accessibility
- and lots more.
Coming from Relay for Reddit, I feel very at home in Thunder!
AnActOfCreation@programming.devto
Open Source@lemmy.ml•Simple Mobile Tools is being sold to a for-profit firm ZipoApps
19·3 years agoI’d like to think he was just trying to be respectful of the author, probably having worked quite a bit together. But he changed his mind pretty quickly when he saw the original author had totally checked out. Maybe that’s a generous reading though.
AnActOfCreation@programming.devto
Open Source@lemmy.ml•Simple Mobile Tools is being sold to a for-profit firm ZipoApps
28·3 years agoLooks like one of the maintainers/contributors has already set up a fork.



Keep in mind that VPSs will charge for bandwidth, which adds up quickly when you’re streaming.
One suggestion I haven’t seen mentioned is contacting your ISP. Sometimes you can get a dedicated IP, although you might have to pay for it.
Alternatively you might just break down and pay for Plex Pass. I know that goes against the Lemmy philosophy to the very core, but for all its issues, Plex is still way ahead of Jellyfin in terms of features, UI/UX, etc. Jellyfin will get there, and I’m ready to switch the day that Plex becomes unusable, but that hasn’t happened yet.