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[Verifying my cryptographic key: openpgp4fpr:941D456ED3A38A3B1DBEAB2BC8A2CCD4F1AE5C21]

  • Threema has a pretty big momentum in some countries.

  • Why is that even an option you can disable?

  • The more people disable JS, the more websites won’t require it.

  • Sadly, John Candy won't participate this time.

  • It sure does, and I am mentally prepared to move over to Hugo. I just haven't had the inner calmness needed to do so just yet, and I probably won't in the near future. At least I could still use WordTsar for it!

  • My own approach is that there is no way to reach me via WhatsApp. Whenever I need to reach someone who "has WhatsApp", I'll just use their "WhatsApp number" anyway. Only very few people seem to know that their "WhatsApp number" is equal to their SMS/iMessage number... ;-)

  • Stop using my own bad English against me! However, touché.

  • Perhaps the EU will force interoperability

    I hope they'll never interoperate with Threema. Threema would have to be less secure.

  • Just another reason to use something better.

  • After years of providing free services without any bells attached

    Surprisingly, if the goods cost you nothing, you are the goods.

    Why, exactly, do people still use WhatsApp?

  • There is an impressive array of reasons to dislike Automattic and their software. My introduction was meant to avoid a lengthy discussion about those, because it would exceed the scope of my post. Alas, I failed.

  • If you prefer Rust, yaydl (disclosure: I wrote it) would be an alternative to yt-dlp. (Patches welcome - right now, I much depend on Invidious to get YouTube contents.)

    +1 for Beets - awesome software!

  • That's mostly because using inferior software causes stress and stress is unhealthy.

  • sam >>>>>>>>> Ed >>>> Sed >>>>> Vi >>>>> Kate >>>>> Vi$ual$tudio

  • designed for speed, flexibility, and a clean coding experience

    So, Acme for CLI?

  • Maybe there were days when all Usenet servers had all hierarchies. I’m probably too young.

  • In a way, Lemmy is essentially a reimplementation of Usenet. Decentralized, federated forums.

    Usenet was never really "federated". All servers mirror slightly different hierarchies (with the free ones usually focusing on text and the commercial ones focusing on binary files).

    What server do you use?

    I've been a happy user of Eternal September (the name alone was awesome enough!) for quite some time now.