e2ee for what? I believe the only case of e2ee in the fediverse is mastodon private messages, but if you need e2ee communication I'd recommend matrix or simplex.
Lemmy 0.19 keeps track of read posts, and read comment counts for a given post (it does this by time post was accessed, in order to show an unread comment count). Viewing your read posts isn't possible.
Lemmy 1.0 will have the ability to view your read posts (no one else can view them obvi).
Browsers are bigger than operating systems now. One of the points of gemini is to use a very restricted language and abilities, so that developers can create their own gemini browsers easily.
As it stands now, google exerts enormous control on the web because of how complicated it is to make a browser. Currently mozilla is google's only competitor in browser engines.
While gemini is a great project, I personally think a better route would be to create a local or server service that converts and saves existing webpages to markdown, and local apps acting as markdown browsers utilizing it.
With that people could write simple browsers, as well as reduce spying and have static content viewable on all form factors.
Everything that's not static content (like the fediverse) already can have dedicated apps.
There are some really popular FOSS apps for android, that are also on google play. Things like tasks.org , all the fossify apps, termux, joplin, ankidroid, thunderbird / k9, and many more.
These being potentially removed from google play by developers due to a developer strike, would have more of an impact than KeepAndroidOpen's current top strategy, which is for users to mass email their country's regulators, which are easily ignored by either politicians or google.
Polling of turtle island indigenous peoples indicate that a good majority still prefer the term Indians. You can read Roxanne Dunbar-Ortiz All the real indians died off and 20 other myths for the reasons.
I tried to open up an issue (and did a PR) suggesting a developer strike as a tactic (IE open source devs adding their names to a list to promise to remove our apps from google play if developer ID goes through) on the KeepAndroidOpen repo. As a dev whose made many android apps and have them on both f-droid and google play, I thought this would mean something.
The maintainers of that repo have been ignoring me to death since April. I was told by the maintainer that the project was "leaderless", but in reality it seems they're very opposed to a developer strike, otherwise my PR would've gotten more attention.
Yes its a different server.
No ETA currently.
Operation condor, operation gladio? Never heard of em.
Lemmy's a public platform so e2ee doesn't make sense for anything but private messages.
In the middle of a voyager rewatch rn, but I'll pry do the original series after. It surprised me how good it was.
e2ee for what? I believe the only case of e2ee in the fediverse is mastodon private messages, but if you need e2ee communication I'd recommend matrix or simplex.
You can only select one box, not both.
Which anarchist society wasn't authoritarian? Name specific examples.
You can test multi-communities in 1.0 on https://voyager.lemmy.ml/ . Its not released yet.
Letter positions are based on letter frequency in that given language.
https://github.com/dessalines/thumb-key#thumb-key-letter-positions
Click hide post in the dropdown menu, or disable show read posts in your settings.
Lemmy 0.19 keeps track of read posts, and read comment counts for a given post (it does this by time post was accessed, in order to show an unread comment count). Viewing your read posts isn't possible.
Lemmy 1.0 will have the ability to view your read posts (no one else can view them obvi).
Hitler particles off the charts
I don't have the energy to start something and try to rally a bunch of devs, but I would join it.
Browsers are bigger than operating systems now. One of the points of gemini is to use a very restricted language and abilities, so that developers can create their own gemini browsers easily.
As it stands now, google exerts enormous control on the web because of how complicated it is to make a browser. Currently mozilla is google's only competitor in browser engines.
While gemini is a great project, I personally think a better route would be to create a local or server service that converts and saves existing webpages to markdown, and local apps acting as markdown browsers utilizing it.
With that people could write simple browsers, as well as reduce spying and have static content viewable on all form factors.
Everything that's not static content (like the fediverse) already can have dedicated apps.
There are some really popular FOSS apps for android, that are also on google play. Things like tasks.org , all the fossify apps, termux, joplin, ankidroid, thunderbird / k9, and many more.
These being potentially removed from google play by developers due to a developer strike, would have more of an impact than KeepAndroidOpen's current top strategy, which is for users to mass email their country's regulators, which are easily ignored by either politicians or google.
Polling of turtle island indigenous peoples indicate that a good majority still prefer the term Indians. You can read Roxanne Dunbar-Ortiz All the real indians died off and 20 other myths for the reasons.
I tried to open up an issue (and did a PR) suggesting a developer strike as a tactic (IE open source devs adding their names to a list to promise to remove our apps from google play if developer ID goes through) on the KeepAndroidOpen repo. As a dev whose made many android apps and have them on both f-droid and google play, I thought this would mean something.
The maintainers of that repo have been ignoring me to death since April. I was told by the maintainer that the project was "leaderless", but in reality it seems they're very opposed to a developer strike, otherwise my PR would've gotten more attention.
Israel : "no"
US : "alrighty then, here's 10 billion dollars"
Biden's legacy will be that he was the butcher of Gaza. Who forced his administration to do this?