AFAIK chat contents are stored unencrypted on the server.
datendefekt
joined 3 years ago
I gave into the hype and tried out kagi. Have to admit, it really is astonishing how much of the internet you miss out on using Bing or google.
If it's really worth the amount of money they ask is a different question, but at the moment there isn't an alternative equivalent.
Just like with USB-C, which the EU regulated and now the iPad and IPhone have.
My organization has blocked all browsers other than Edge and Chrome - and has also blocked all plugins except for UBlock. For security reasons, of course.
“type notes like a medieval peasant.”
Huh. I thought medieval peasants were usually illiterate? Even less computer literate?
They were being dicks even in the 80s. I remember the Russian Woodpecker. My father was a amateur radio operator and there were whole frequency bands that were unusable because of that prat-prat-prat-prat.
And nothing of value was lost...
Having had both, I can say that with the framework you get a much better display, but you lose the trackpoint. The framework has better repairability, but has less IO. The hardware on the framework is well supported on Linux, but can be hit or miss on thinkpads, especially newer ones.
The only thing I'm really missing on the framework is the black thinkpad chassis - can't really get used to the aluminum.
I get the sarcasm, but isn't that exactly what E-Paper tablets are really good at?
Reading about Bluefin got me so interested that I just installed it on my laptop. After updating, it's still at 39. How do I update it to 40?
EDIT: just figured it out:
sudo rpm-ostree rebase ostree-image-signed:docker://ghcr.io/ublue-os/bluefin-dx:latest
I've been using Fedora for many years (Nobara is just a fling) and updates were always remarkably stable. That being said, if you've played around with the configuration you might have issues, but if you stay with the standard install you shouldn't expect problems.
So I got a crazy idea - hear me out - how about we just abolish copyright completely, for everyone?
I mean, it works in China pretty well.