@GrapheneOS @mj1982 result of my first test: #molly actually needs signiticantly less battery than the official #signal app on #googlefree #grapheneos devices. Awesome :-)

@Anarcat

Yes to the goal, to be #GoogleFree, but I have high doubts about your means. Instead of hosting the Internet under your bed, we, geeks, should promote more solutions for normal people, like #CustomerNotProduct and purchasing Internet services for money. Things like hosting your email at #FastMail, #Proton, etc. That is much more realistic than this #CyberAnarchism.

@plbrault

> Self-host everything you can.

I agree with the rest of the post (own your domain!), but I don’t think this is sound advice. Majority of people have no time administering their server (especially email server), so this is discarded as a lunacy, and people stay with their GMail. Promote paid-for services, where users are customers, not a product to be sold (e.g., I just switched to #Fastmail and I cannot be more happy; of course, there are others).

@sesivany yes, 130 €/year is not that horrible, and I want to support them, because I believe that such independent commercial providers are the only true hope for independent email (normals will never admin their own server).

@kev

Just switching from ownCloud (yes, that old) to Fastmail.

@zucker Guten Morgen, es ist 7:00 Uhr, Sie wollten geweckt werden mit einer Erinnerung daran, sich eine google-freie #FindMyDevice #Android #App installieren zu wollen.

https://gitlab.com/Nulide/findmydevice
Gibt's bei @fdroidorg, es gibt einen kostenlosen öffentlichen Server, aber den kann man sich auch selbst hosten. Das #Tracking lässt sich per SMS (z.B. vom Zweit-SIM-Dummfon oder f
Freund*innen/Familie) triggern.

@sesivany

Similarly, I am more and more persuaded that https://www.spamhaus.org/ is just a conspiracy of the large email providers to eliminate independent competition.

@hughsie

I said on “your disk”. Of course, delete it from Google, but only after you download all those gigabytes.

@caseynewton

So, AI as a mass-stealing of copyrighted content will just extend from code and human created content to all other websites? I wonder how the large content providers will like it.