just a random stranger
codeberg: https://codeberg.org/asudox
aspe:keyoxide.org:D63IYCGSU4XXB5JSCBBHXXFEHQ
As the author said in the website, saying a platform is open source when you haven’t even released the source is nothing but wrong. And that is not the only thing he has done it seems.
I personally can’t take his apologies seriously after his cocky harassments.
Found this out from that subreddit: https://dansup-open-letter.github.io/
That’s very interesting. It did change my view of dansup.
and they get rate limited often.
Do not use Yew. It’s no longer being maintained. If you want to use a Rust frontend framework, you should check out Leptos. It will feel familiar if you’ve used SolidJS before, as it was inspired by it.
I don’t really care about anonymity much. Privacy != Anonymity.
It seems like some people use my searxng instance sometimes. It’s not locked after all.
The search requests are being made on my behalf on the host (in my case, the hetzner VPS).
I host my searxng instance on a hetzner vps so my ip is not leaked anywhere.
Unfortunately the GrapheneOS team do not provide apks for the vanadium browser. Have fun compiling it yourself.
I doubt cromite’s devs’ knowledge in privacy as they still use Adblock Plus (which has some privacy issues) instead of uBlock Origin.
Brave is even shadier with their past URL injection “accident” and overall crypto involvment.
The best is to self host your own SearXNG metasearch engine.
It’s because LW is behind cloudflare iirc.
If you are on mobile, Grayjay still works and is being actively maintained. They also support other platforms like PeerTube and Odysee, which you can easily enable.
If you can get a invite code, sure. Or you also can try out Disroot.
I personally pay for Posteo (1 euro/mo).
More than Bluesky? Interesting. Did something happen at Instagram/Snapchat for this to happen?
LibreOffice, rise!
Why WASM? It allows developers to use something other than JS.
Why not use SSH keys? Imo they are much easier to manage.
Well, you seem to be right. The website’s points (especially some) are very exaggerated upon a closer look. That also does make me doubt how true it actually is. But as you said, that open source one is real. So I guess I’ll just revert my view to how it was before. Noone is perfect after all.