If you want secure messaging, my suggestion would be @briar
Signal has better UI and is almost certainly easier to get your family and friends over to, though.
If you want secure messaging, my suggestion would be @briar
Signal has better UI and is almost certainly easier to get your family and friends over to, though.
@inthehands I'd assume the same of Signal, to be honest. You're not safe and secure against a nation-state actor, especially not running software from that country communicating through servers run in that country.
The question is if you're worth them exposing that operation (you're probably not).
Signal is almost certainly more secure and private in an absolute sense than most other messagers, definitely including Telegram.
Signal is deliberately and unavoidably a US company where a lot of business of interest to the US intelligence community takes place.
Both Google and Apple are US companies whose OSs run the vast majority of personal messaging devices not running a Microsoft OS which is another US company, including most devices running Signal.
One of the things that the Stack Overflow brouhaha demonstrates is that it doesn’t matter if a service was founded by people trusted by the community (Atwood and Spolsky) and was broadly community-led. If it’s a VC-funded startup, they will sell out their users at some point.
@samuel Måste säga att jag inte är säker på att elbilar kommer behövas heller, faktiskt.
@djsundog I probably don't have anything to contribute, but I'm curious: Are you talking actual trees made out of living wood with roots in the soil etc.?
me: whats the difference between thing x and thing y?
google results: whats the difference between x and z? what is the difference between x? what is the difference between w and y? 10 great recipes involving x and w. what is the difference between z and x? what are differences between things? what is n? is x the same as q? 10 great vacation destinations when you are visiting p, r and q.
@owl ourscraft (lots of bears)
As folks discuss the plundering of the open internet/sharing economy by the data-hungry LLM trainers, it seems like a good time to remind ourselves to find something other than "the tragedy of the commons" as a metaphor. On the racist, terrible origins of that phrase:
https://discardstudies.com/2019/07/15/the-tragedy-of-the-tragedy-of-the-commons/
@pluralistic ...that's not fjords though?
@mekkaokereke this was a fascinating deep dive on that topic: https://insideevs.com/features/719015/china-is-ahead-of-west/
@babe it was inevitable
You should boycott #eurovision
@owl Helt bananas
Fredstema på dagens #Melodikrysset tro? Nog inte en slump, dagen till ära.
@falktx I dunno it feels like there's going to be some very big potential type casting problems lurking in there. Lovely as long as you're only working with ints, but I'd be cautious to stray beyond that.
@falktx My 'undefined behaviour' sense is tingling here, but that might be a false positive?
LB Vad som saknas tycker jag är det strukturella perspektivet. Jag har ingen diagnos, och jag har 'klarat mig' fram till en någorlunda fungerande position än så länge, men jag ser hur samhället utvecklas och vilka hopdraganden och minskade möjligheter för Konstiga och Annorlunda människor som ligger i framtiden och jag måste erkänna att jag blir orolig för hur jag kommer klara mig framgent.
@maia Looking forward!
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