Would you mind watching my bag?

I see, hehehe 😄

Link

Rethink DNS

Not so bad?

That thing costs 230€ vs a free headphone jack. 🙄

Yep, didn’t use it much but I have studio headphones that I lliked to plug from time to time.

Feeder

What do you use instead of Mullvad now?

Again Another elitist Linuxer. 🙄

The guy has over 100 million subscribers on YT, and has been hugely popular for 15 years.

Endorsement from such figures could get us closer to the mythical year of Linux. Why shun it…

Maybe we will, maybe we won’t, but at least it’s tech news for a change. 😄

Then I was obviously checking it a bit before that. Thanks for the update!

Well said.

Seems that 2 of those entitled ones are following you on Lemmy. 😄

Same impression that I got and therefore decided to skip it.

Here are my Filen testing notes from a couple of months ago. It’s a habit of mine so I don’t forget why I discarded some options.

• It’s impossible to upload anything through the Win app. You can only set up sync folders where you need to place files. Through the web app, however, you can upload both folders and files.
• The desktop app disappears as soon as you switch to another app, and you have to launch it again by clicking on the shortcut.
• You can’t access data in the cloud via a virtual drive or anything similar.
• In short, it’s unusable for my use case.

Edit: Be aware that according to [email protected], the above issues have been rectified in the meantime, so you should give it a go before deciding.

I use Librewolf. The comment was meant as info for those who think that having uBlock as a base still holds significance in light of Manifest v3.

Has the same limitations as uBlock Origin with Manifest v3 and won’t work in Chrome.

That’s okay. Means privacy isn’t your primary concern.

Same workflow/expectation state. ⏳

Whenever people ask about privacy oriented Firefox alternative, firm answer from most of us is Librewolf. However, for some, shiny things are hard to resist.

Let me correct that for you:

iOS 18.2 Finally Forced to Allow Third-Party Browser Web Apps With Custom Engines in EU

P.S. Thanks, Brussels.