I think it's just a sensible thing to do with the state of the Internet, where everything is ephemeral and at the whims of authoritarian assholes.
Same for Kiwix libraries
It's nice having a completely offline Wikipedia archive in an easy to use format.
To be fair we were using Cloudflare, as an alternative we tried Deflect and it ended up not meeting our expectations. It was adding almost a second of delay to serve dynamic content. Lemmy is heavily dynamic, and not much can be cached.
In the end it wasn't worth it for us, we decided to drop them and go with Anubis to protect the instance from bots.
Redacting by removing the text in place and putting black blocks isn't always enough either. Variable size fonts (as opposed to monospaced font) will leave gaps that can be potentially guessed by probabilities so that is something to take under consideration. You'll want to randomize the text to remove before you remove it and black it out.
Alright, thanks for checking :)
Not sure if the giveaway is over or if it was georestricted?
At least I have a good incentive to go through my evergrowing backlog of games, and retro-gaming through emulation is better than ever.
Existing Cybertruck owners will have fun sourcing parts as they break down.
Me:
To be fair
- she's never happy
- that tweet is 8 years old
So it's lose, or lose even more. I'd rather lose less when the alternative is even worse.
I don't know if I'd still suggest Bitwarden with the dual-licensing drama from not too long ago and the new CEO.
Oh no, what will they do ?! 🥴
Always assume Google will scan whatever you store or access through them for advertisement targeting.
They're all likely awful. My advice is to leave that part to well tested and trusted encryption softwares.
Ex: VeraCrypt, LUKS2, Cryptomator, Gocryptfs
On top of that someone who harasses, intimidates and tries to get a teacher fired
https://www.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=1670251067780216
I took mine out when I discovered from the log that it would randomly cause massive deauth and noise on my wireless network. All my stability issues vanished since.
As I like to say: Sucks to suck.
Telesat Lightspeed main focus is enterprise and defense clients though, they don't plan to expand into direct consumer service which would require a larger deployment.
Still nice to have an alternative to Starlink for that purpose though.
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