@colinsmatt11 @ben @pixelherodev@fosstodon.org those countries dont matter
@surfingalot once per hour is not a battery burden
those pesky fiber-seeking machines even have underwater variants:
'Human activity' behind Svalbard cable disruption | The Independent Barents Observer
https://thebarentsobserver.com/en/security/2022/02/unknown-human-activity-behind-svalbard-cable-disruption
@pixelherodev@fosstodon.org @ben the world always needs authoritarians
you don't have to be a company to need monitoring on your website. your personal website should have monitoring/alerting on it, so you can see if your hosting provider catches fire, or your tls cert expires, or whatever. it's free, set it up.
several times in the last week i have gone to personal websites of prominent people to find their TLS broken (or not supported at all)
@TheGuyNamedNil@fosstodon.org upon further reading i think librewolf is not actually a fork despite saying that on their website.
forking a project means you don't track them anymore, but begin to diverge.
to answer your question: firefox phones home to a ton of mozilla services, i would like a firefox that does not do that.
@aaron trade doesn't make people consumers. consuming doesn't make people mindless. you've got your cause and effect all mixed up.
super lame that the protonmail app on android won't do any sort of interval-based mail checking if you don't have play services installed. it literally depends 100% on proprietary push notifications via google (of all people) to know about new email, it has no other mechanism whatsoever.
just have it auto-refresh once an hour or something, jeez
@aaron trade is a human desire and you can't blame "trade" for things humans decide to do. trade improves human lives vastly and it's not a bad thing and it doesn't push anyone to lie, cheat, or steal - this is a fallacy pushed by anticapitalists. you should be critical of any *human* claiming anything, because companies cannot speak or make claims - only human beings can.
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