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Upvoted a comment on Obscura VPNThe marketing on this is crazy. It's still a VPN we are far from the anonymity provided by a mixnet. I would rather use MullvadVPN directly than using someone else VPN to get to a Mullvad hop.
- Upvoted a comment on Obscura VPN
Works great in censorship heavy environments. However, that may be due to the relatively new nature of the VPN. So far Obscura connects quickly with minimal speed impacts.
- Found this interesting: Kagi ends development of Orion for Linux and Windows, open sources code to community
- Found this interesting: AlternativeTo September Recap: New badges, hide apps by tag, revamped lists and more
Added Convey-Mail
Added alternatives- Convey-MailThunderbird, Betterbird, Microsoft Outlook, Evolution and 47 more
- Thunderbird, Betterbird, Microsoft Outlook, Evolution and 47 moreConvey-Mail
Reviewed Fluxer★★★★★Yep, this is it. The Discord we wanted.
- Liked Fluxer
Updated SteamOS
Updated Hylki- Found this interesting: TIDAL drops direct-to-fan platform fees for U.S. artists, with more countries to follow
- Added Hylki
Added alternatives- Mainstream OSLinux Mint, Ubuntu, Debian, Fedora and 47 more
- HylkiK-9 Mail, Claws Mail, Evolution, Betterbird and 47 more
- Linux Mint, Ubuntu, Debian, Fedora and 47 moreMainstream OS
- Added Mainstream OS
- Found this interesting: Vanilla OS 3 Reunion brings ARM64 support, reproducible builds, GNOME 50 “Tokyo”, and more
Upvoted a comment on GramLike Zed editor, but no overhead!
- Upvoted a comment on Gram
Gram is to Zed what VSCodium was meant to be for VSCode and what Notepad++ fixes for Notepad in that it removes the obnoxious parts of corporate/PE supported trash and turns it into a barebones useful tool for normal people, not bots!
I also like that Gram has native support for even obscure languages like Gleam and Odin without additional extensions or plugins. Third party VSCode extensions and neovim plugins increase the attack surface of these tools by exposing added supply chain...
- Found this interesting: Mullvad VPN introduces smarter & more flexible multihop modes for improved privacy control
Updated Mint Mobile- Found this interesting: WordPress 7.1 “Mary Lou” brings responsive styling, new media editor, and sticky admin bar
They left the comment section open.
- Found this interesting: Linux kernel 7.2 released with Cache Aware Scheduling, Btrfs updates and Apple M3 support
- Found this interesting: Firefox for iOS now has an experimental native ad blocker, but it's off by default
- Found this interesting: Signal to add optional registration without phone number through one-time payment
- Found this interesting: Signal now lets users link multiple phones and tablets to one account
