The US Embassy has urgently advised US citizens across the Middle East to 'consider departing or be ready to depart if there is an escalation [in the Iran war]'
We (in the US) pay something like 3-5% more for things to cover credit card transaction fees. If you're not getting rewards for that purchase, you're simply losing all of that money. That's why I use a credit card with rewards, and it's also a reason (alongside the points in this post) that I would support any movement to get rid of them.
Judge James Donato originally agreed that forcing Google to carry rival Android app stores within its own Google Play store, and share its own entire catalog of apps with those stores, would be the best way of undoing the company’s illegal monopoly over Android applications.
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there may be two different tracks for Android: stores-within-a-store in the United States, and Registered App Stores everywhere else.
I was just looking into this. My strategy was to see where privacy-conscious people actually put their money. For example, the GrapheneOS project uses Porkbun.
I now use Porkbun and have no complaints. My requirements were to be cheap, have WHOIS privacy, and support DNSSEC.
I'm in a similar situation actually. I use MySudo for VOIP wherever I can. It's essentially my spam number just to get codes on, but I've never tested it with WF specifically.
Tello and US Mobile are they best "real" number carriers I have found. $8/mo, and you can pay another service to forward all messages to your extra-US number. You're trusting two parties for it, but I haven't found a better way.
I haven't been able to find one. As a workaround I use gasbuddy in a browser with ad blocking. I get information from them and they get nothing from me.
Would be ideal if there were a better replacement, but it would be hard to get a solid userbase.
As with all bunny.net services, accounts using the platform are subject to our standard $1/month minimum spend, but DNS itself no longer incurs any usage-based charges.
I'm not saying Bunny is bad for this but there are services like deSEC that are actually free free, while respecting privacy too.
OSMAnd is not OSM. OSMAnd and CoMaps are on equal ground as far as using OSM.
IMO OSMAnd has more features which is great if you want them, but I prefer CoMaps for having what I need while feeling simpler. Can't really go wrong here, they're both great.
I don't know the current status but the macos update broke booting into Asahi. Everything is still there, just not bootable. I just haven't booted, let alone updated, macos so I have had no issues personally.
I got the 9 because it has reverse wireless charging and just put a case wkth magnets on it. 10/10 would recommend
A little more context:
According to @wicked@programming.dev people who are allergic to shrimp are also allergic to cockroaches
So if you're allergic to shrimp you can't have coffee I guess
Thanks! I'll give it a go at some point, I greatly appreciate the help :)
Did you make any modifications for large file uploads? My main problem was that big files (As in 5GB) would fail.
I've tried to use quantum and it lost the "just works" factor that OG filebrowser has. Not sure what I'll do now
Genuine question: why would they build this on ATProto instead of ActivityPub? Is it better applied somehow?
We (in the US) pay something like 3-5% more for things to cover credit card transaction fees. If you're not getting rewards for that purchase, you're simply losing all of that money. That's why I use a credit card with rewards, and it's also a reason (alongside the points in this post) that I would support any movement to get rid of them.
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No, this is about official support from Google.
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I was just looking into this. My strategy was to see where privacy-conscious people actually put their money. For example, the GrapheneOS project uses Porkbun.
I now use Porkbun and have no complaints. My requirements were to be cheap, have WHOIS privacy, and support DNSSEC.
I think this may need more definition - it is illegal to drive without car insurance in the US, so I find 54% hard to believe
Be aware that it has not been maintained for 2 years.
Vitaly Kaloyev
I'm in a similar situation actually. I use MySudo for VOIP wherever I can. It's essentially my spam number just to get codes on, but I've never tested it with WF specifically.
Tello and US Mobile are they best "real" number carriers I have found. $8/mo, and you can pay another service to forward all messages to your extra-US number. You're trusting two parties for it, but I haven't found a better way.
I haven't been able to find one. As a workaround I use gasbuddy in a browser with ad blocking. I get information from them and they get nothing from me.
Would be ideal if there were a better replacement, but it would be hard to get a solid userbase.
I'm not saying Bunny is bad for this but there are services like deSEC that are actually free free, while respecting privacy too.
OSMAnd is not OSM. OSMAnd and CoMaps are on equal ground as far as using OSM.
IMO OSMAnd has more features which is great if you want them, but I prefer CoMaps for having what I need while feeling simpler. Can't really go wrong here, they're both great.
I don't know the current status but the macos update broke booting into Asahi. Everything is still there, just not bootable. I just haven't booted, let alone updated, macos so I have had no issues personally.