Running a reticulum node myself. Great project!

Disroot could be an option. Free and privacy-friendly, from what I know.

Would definitely sign that.

Well, everything the US gets in their hands will probably be stored forever. EU can’t be serious.

I have no problem, if the service gets used for things I don’t agree with (I will not know anyway). But I do have a problem when one of the founders I paid (with the money from my subscription) openly supports this kind of party. No hard feelings, but with that knowledge, I prefer to give my money to another VPN.

Got my refund from Mullvad so I’m fine now.

Using I2Pd very sucessfully on my node. Can recommend!

Yeah, I will take a look into that. Thanks!

It’s pretty easy in my opinion. We see, that right wing shit spreads around the world.

My consequences will be: Any company supporting this shit (even indirectly) will not be paid with my money in the future.

Too bad my subscription for a year has been paid a few weeks ago…

Running a node myself and it’s fun!

Another form of fingerprinting. Great. When has this world become so paranoid?

Return 2 monke…

Could be interesting for !surfacelinux@lemmy.sdf.org

Thanks, I will try it!

Hopefully Linux gets relevant enough, so that even the last company feels the need to provide a proper linux installer.

Last time I tried, I had no luck unfortunately…

Would love to hear if (and how) anyone actually made it work properly under wine!

Not sure what you mean. Can you explain?

Last time I checked, I had issues to delete the audio-recordings from the device, when only connected to Linux. Maybe it was read-only or something like that (sudo rm didn’t work).

Not really. At least nothing I deeply miss. 99% is absolutely perfect for my usage.

Maybe when it comes to hardware specific software, there may not be a linux-version of it. But this can only be a matter of time.

Hehe, unfortunately not. But maybe you can read them soon with their brilliant software!

LibreOffice does, what politicians are too scared to do.

LibreOffice is now needed the most in terms of digital independence. And it seems to do well!

I kind of like the idea. Open source everything.