True, why not? it was clear that the people that work at proton were competent enough to raise the issue and make it a public discussion, I wouldn’t throw them away that easily.
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Fastmail while an excellent product, is in a jurisdiction with “dubious” rules. I would give Tuta a second chance. Infomaniak is also a good alternative.
If proton works great for you, use it. But stay alert.
Otherwise, i would give tuta a chance. There’s also infomaniak.
tirateimas@lemmy.ptto
Open Source@lemmy.ml•We’re glad to announce the release of GIMP 3.2.8! 🎉🥳
35·7 days agoFeel free to use it yourself then. Many of us will keep using GIMP, battle-tested and amazing piece of work.
tirateimas@lemmy.ptto
Privacy@lemmy.ml•github/redlib: Reddit has decided to force everyone to log in · Issue #609
6·9 days agoYou don’t fix, you learn and in the future you try not to make the same mistakes. And Reddit is not the only example.
tirateimas@lemmy.ptto
Privacy@lemmy.ml•github/redlib: Reddit has decided to force everyone to log in · Issue #609
34·9 days agoI hope people learn. Stop using reddit.
tirateimas@lemmy.ptto
Privacy@lemmy.ml•Amazon puts a camera in Echo Studio so Alexa can see what you hold up
17·13 days agoIf you buy this sort of stuff you deserve it. It is just dangerous for unaware house guests.
Your best bet is to stop using reddit and start a similar community here on lemmy
It might not be to your liking or follow your philosophical inclination, but systemd doesn’t suck at all.
tirateimas@lemmy.ptto
Privacy@lemmy.ml•Cybersecurity bounty hunter says Samsung TVs use AI to record audio and screenshots for ads
51·17 days agoNever connect your proprietary appliances to the internet. A TV is just a display, use another device to manage what it displays.
tirateimas@lemmy.ptto
Open Source@lemmy.ml•LibreOffice Hits 9.4 Million Downloads in Just Eight Weeks
24·19 days agoStarted with OpenOffice and then LibreOffice. Not a power user but I’ve been using it for close to 20 years, and no complains. For the vast majority of the users, it will do the job. No need to waste money on other stuff.
tirateimas@lemmy.ptto
Open Source@lemmy.ml•Your fav FLOSS Android apps to replace proprietary ones?
31·23 days ago- Newpipe (replaces youtube app and includes other video platforms)
- Element (Matrix) for chat
- Firefox for browsing the web
tirateimas@lemmy.ptto
Linux@lemmy.ml•Is using OCI containers as a security barrier a bad idea?
15·23 days agoDepends on your threat model.
Containers are good, but they don’t offer perfect security. Recently we have seen that even VMs can’t ensure complete security.
You will have to think about what you want to protect, from whom you want to protect and to what lengths you are willing go. Then find a good compromise.
tirateimas@lemmy.ptto
Privacy@lemmy.ml•it's been a while since i made one (or even thought about this) but here is my latest PrivacyPack list!
9·3 months agoIt is a good list. Everyone will have their own personal preferences, but I think overall the list is good.
tirateimas@lemmy.ptto
science@lemmy.world•RFK Jr tells US families to vaccinate children against measles amid outbreakEnglish
29·3 months agoHe should resign, then hide in a cave.
tirateimas@lemmy.ptto
Linux@lemmy.ml•Linus: Linux is not one of those anti-AI projects, and if somebody has issues with that, they can do the open-source thing and fork it.
0·4 months agoReading the whole message, his position seems totally reasonable.

For pages and documents, Firefox does it locally by using a small model for each language you can download once. Which is great and private.
If you want to type something an get it the translation, perhaps DeepL, but your text is sent to their server, which is not great.