I’ve never heard of Fairphone and have only barely heard of DivestOS.

I don’t know, the way Mozilla’s going…

Sure. The point still stands that Signal does take GV numbers, so the article writer is wrong.

Let’s talk about banks.

Let’s talk about all the vaults and their maintenance, the security guards, the Brinks armored cars, all the tellers, wire transaction-handling, and so on and so on.

No, gee, hmm, they’ve never calculated how much a vast, global expense all of this is per second.

Maybe they want you to keep believing that it’s more efficient.

And sometimes they don’t work at all (that was my experience when I tried using a Google Voice number to sign up for Signal).

I’ve been using a GV number with no problem all this time. 🤷🏻‍♂🤨

Oh.

I thought we were moving to sodium!

Interesting, thanks for sharing. I wonder if anyone has made a fork of it that does.

Clever engineers.

Dang… yep, experiencing the same… Finally. It had lasted for so long…

*sets reminder now*

I don’t think it’s Nextcloud competition so much as Google Drive competition, which is certainly closed-source.

cars nowadays put their owners under surveillance

There are websites that compare the invasiveness of different cars. Old cars are fine, but getting away from automobiles is still good when possible.

I can’t find anything about this actually being open-source, so I’m inclined to stick to Boost for Lemmy by Mayayo…

Lotsa processing power behind it all!

AutoHotkey’s MouseClickDrag with a between-times check are what comes to mind. As a warning, this could be very painful to set up lol (as in, expect lots of trial-&-error).

Steam itself doesn’t appear capable of setting such an automated restriction, as far as I know.

Interesting. Can you comment/post using it, though? The description makes it out to be just a reader app.

At first, I thought you were talking about any FOSS alternative to this Pac-Man-like shooter: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.jakyl.fmn&hl=en

What do you mean; is “connect” some sort of URL-filtering service?

Interesting, I didn’t know that. So how do they derive the digits?