https://www.androidpolice.com/signal-threema-nothing-to-do-with-whatsapp-eu/

No, Signal announced they won’t implement interoperable messaging.

So basically GNU style formatting?

Be the change you want to see!

When someone sends a message to another WhatsApp user, their device creates a different session key for each device the receiver is using, thus telling the sender how many devices the receiver is using.

So like any other service using the Signal protocol, or am I wrong?

If you don’t mind paying for the service, there’s Mullvad.

It’s actually already mirrored to Codeberg, though it seems the devs haven’t pushed the changes for a couple of months.

https://codeberg.org/LemmyNet

Note that Codeberg discourages read-only mirrors though.

Quadlet is such a nice tool. I never liked docker as a process supervisor because it was way inferior to systemd, which is why I was leaning towards podman anyway. Quadlet finally provides a sensible declarative configuration alternative to docker-compose, which integrates so well with systemd. Combined with Ansible, Quadlet is a nice alternative to NixOS. Can’t wait for the latest version with support for .pod files to land in Alma’s repos.

For those interested in an example, slrpnk.net apparently uses quadlet for its deployment, see here.

Can’t wait to see it in action ;-)

I’ve never tried it myself but Grist looks like it could fit your needs.

Gnome. Feels most polished and least cluttered to me.

Such signatures are so annoying. Who in the history ever read this and thought “yeah, you know what I’ll get an iPhone for email”? Stupid preset.

C C C

Gosh, I love and hate C.

What happened to Raivo?

Edit: nvm found it

Let’s see what happens

Where is the difference?

That is actually a quite interesting question. What is the license of the content posted to Lemmy? Would it be legal to share posts? Or use code posted here in proprietary projects? Do people retain full copyright, thus make sharing illegal? Can an instance in its legal terms define a standard license for content (like stackoverflow does)?

Finally, who would enforce the license?

Also, I don’t think people that scrape training data care about all of this.

Here they list them:

https://join-lemmy.org/donate

EDIT: shoutout to the madlad who donated $1,000!

I don’t get it.

Russia has nuclear weapons. That was and will be a sufficient security guarantee.