sounds like a good anime title

there are some cheap services on kycnot.me

1. move your closed source messengers to another phone
2. keep it always turned off additionally with all the graphene features, always at home, somewhere inconvenient
3. open it once a week, and you will see who needs to contact you will ask you for a better way to communicate

alternative in Europe: revolut is pretty popular, also it’s a good cheap way to buy xmr dexes

my opinion about nym VPN for now is… it’s not very stable, and it was very unstable up until recently

before two things were very very annoying that tree me off, first is the connection was getting stuck after exactly one hour saying that everything is connected when it wasn’t, and the second issue is partly of too many reconnects was that my *tb allowance was exhausted after 60gb which happened many months in a row

there are not as many nodes for the same country as I would like to have, and many nodes have not really good health (like websites ask for captcha or don’t let you in)

on the other hand, if without tax and paying for two years with crypto, you can get it very very very cheap

and nym promised to be very secure and etc, and with more development the whole experience will get better

Don’t forget you’re contributing your code to Bill’s AI

I love you for being so human

Just a random person on the internet asked you to explain something, and you did, you’re so cool

Thank you for the explanation, I will really remember and keep it for my whole life

❤️‍🩹

(No sarcasm, really, people these days are so mean and tell you to look everything up yourself, or just get angry because you ask or don’t know. Even though you could just copy and paste, this is a human interaction. Really happy to see somebody’s still alive)

I have some more questions, teacher

If I lived in a country for some years/time, how do I say that?

Also, if I worked as somebody?

And in general, difference between have been and had been?

Thank you

Works for me on mull like that, same url

Telegram came out a year earlier in that signal, and because immediately popular amongst young people and drug dealers in Russia

Lucky Patcher is probably the best and the easiest thing you can use on android. You can use it without root, but not everything will work

Also, check 4pda.to, pretty informative place about pirated stuff

No, i won’t, i don’t recommend you

And also bandcamp is not really good for privacy too

Love keepass, but I mean something different

A password manager that can keep passwords on one device, and use the passwords on the other, without the storing one being connected to any network, etc

Well working, good looking airgaped password manager

There are some, but they are mostly like proof of concept

Thanks for explaining it, because it’s a long and complex story I didn’t want to type 😅

Also, probably the most touching point is how this happened. Gitea was a community project, and they were electing a leader every year or so, and giving them all the passwords (and it seems like the rights for the project, although it’s not stated anywhere) This “out-of-nowhere” company is just one the temporary presidents that hijacked all the domains, repos, etc. Registered a for-profit company and transfered everything there

The community itself wrote an open letter wanting explanations And at the end they forked gitea into forgejo

Everyone here is just ignoring the fact that this gitea is not the same gitea it used to be

The new one is called forgejo, and everyone should use that instead of gitea

Not for music, but there’s https://github.com/Fallenbagel/jellyseerr

Had the same thing, really crazy

1. I use brave on android, because there’s not much choice. I really-really-really loved bromite, but noupdatess for like a year Recently I found out there’s cromite so I think i will check that one out
2. On desktop I use librewolf, only
3. For any people using google chrome/yandex/edge/opera I install brave and disable all the crypto/advertising/crap. It would be nice to have a script that does it automatically. Or another browser that just doesn’t have that