To have a massive wall of video, you need to have a home spacious enough for a whole spare wall first! I haven’t seen a <1m screen that would fit in the kitchen corner my TV occupies on an arm - I don’t even think a projector would work with a screen this relatively small. And where would the projector itself go if opposite of that corner is the couch/bed? Sit on my lap?
It’s proprietary and centralized. No practical difference. IRC and XMPP are the way.
“don’t worry it’s for a shrine”
A 3d-printed Trump bust
I’ve heard of them in the context of screwing over people who want an easy income: they’re promised some pennies for their connection being used, then find themselves banned from Netflix and Spotify for “being on a VPN”.
Also, isn’t this where scrapers come from? Edit: just a short while after writing this, saw the news about FOSS projects being DDOSed by AI scrapers from Amazon and such. Yes, they are indeed using such residential IPs.
Try that on my degoogled phone
Not even just PGP, there are so many options! XMPP with OMEMO that now comes with all the mainstream clients, Matrix, Simplex… Veracrypt for files… Although indeed, PGP has the benefit of you being able to just copypaste the output into whatever chat box you’re currently using.
Too bad it’s only for a handful of Western countries :( I hoped I wouldn’t have to look up bus arrivals in the browser anymore.
A smaller one than that. But yeah, fair - Reddit does deny me entry from it.
To be fair, it’s during this decade when Linux became A LOT more friendly to non-technical people.
One of the reasons I use a VPS rather than a commercial VPN.
The main difference is that in Matrix, a chat’s history and media is stored indefinitely on every participating server, while on XMPP it’s only the duty of the one “hosting” it. And to my understanding, in 1-to-1 chats, the server doesn’t even retain the messages after delivering them, since there’s a separate module for “syncing” the history between devices (that you can set the retention time for).
If they have such “security concerns” with third-party clients, a compromise would be to mark profiles using unofficial clients, and make it possible to see what client it is. Because it’s audacious to disapprove of third-party ones while your own lacks features people find important! Such as:
Yeah, I also had encryption problems, especially when I was running Conduit rather than Synapse. However, I never had such problems in XMPP with OMEMO.
To be fair, from Signal’s attitude it seems that Molly is tolerated rather than welcomed. And that it may be shut off if it gets big enough.
Yeah, fair.
http://longeepsiteaddress.i2p. Bonus points for having an option for a human-readable domain as well.
I thought the more important point is whether airplane mode really makes your phone ping the towers. If it has any cellular connection, it is obvious there would would be triangulation.
You don’t evwn need to “scan” anything - you can copy and paste the steing they provide into, for example, KeepassXC, and then thoroughly back up its database.
Or a Raspberry Pi. Is more expensive ($60 for my Pi 3), but I think it was worth it due to versatility and privacy. Stock Android TVs would be uncomfortable as they spy on you.