Like yourself, SMS and phone calls. My bank app also handles authentication of online purchases a bit better with notifications enabled. Everything else is disabled.

On desktop I have notifications for email as well as those mentioned above.

I’ve been using Foliate (linux), but this looks really good.

Germany has no issue with supporting Nazism As long as they’re not the main face of it. They’re currently funding a genocide in Palestine.

We can go further

Things can be good from the consumption side. But the developers are often working long extra hours to make that happen. If we want to escape capitalism ever, we need to think of the human element.

I would love to see a non-proprietary desktop music player. Just something simple that I can listen to my MP3s with. Audacity is great, but it’s a PITA when it comes to casual listening.

/s. As sbv Said in another comment, I think it’s best to join an existing project. Loops has potential to rival TikTok but it’s still not in a state I would use.

Edit: I could have placed the /s a bit better to flag my surreal sense of humour. I was joking about FOSS lacking a desktop music player, because there seem to be hundreds of them. I use Audacity for editing, not listening to mp3s :)

I was confused there and thought you were saying that they were bought by the Shell corporation. But after doing some searching and reading, I see what you mean: a shell corporation.

There’s definitely concern around Victor Orban’s influence. And your own news Euronews have had Clickbait headlines for quite awhile already. I prefer DW now myself.

I had stopped using it for the same reason. I think this new initiative is a way to make it easier, but as you say, consistency is the other issue.

But doesn’t Leta use Bing as it’s backend also?

It seems like a good alternative so some of the most popular engines. I think I’ll stick with Ecosia, since on top of being EU based, they also make the world a better place.

I’ve been running nightly for months to use their vertical tab implementation and I really like it. The icon is great too, incidentally. I do find the higher frequency of updates a bit distracting in general though so I’ll probably switch back to the public release version, unless there’s something just as compelling coming up in the nightlies again soon.

I was initially against DRM support, but in hindsight I believe FF would have quickly slipped into irrelevance without it.

I could really use some of these. There’s a video showing what they look like for anyone interested https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WUxcMQ4MKK4&pp=ygULRHVtYndhcmUuaW8%3D

“Simplify our policies” -> reduce checks and balances, making the world a little more awful but a little more profitable for me.

“Restoring free speech” -> Allowing more hate speech, which is coincidentally more profitable.

That’s the best idea I think I’ve heard for this problem.

Another idea I’d considered (if using a media library application) was to make compilations with several songs merged into one mp3 at a time. It doesn’t bother me in theory, but for some reason I don’t like the idea of it.

That sounds interesting. Does it hide the artists from the artist list?

This is insane. I hope he takes a case against them for false arrest because the authoritarian trend in Canada needs to be curtailed.

“XVideos, which has the same owner as XNXX, recorded 31 million average monthly users in the EU, a drop from 84 million users in August.” If different sites have the “same owner”, then maybe their numbers should be combined. Otherwise they could just branch their platforms across different brands to get around the rules.

He’s old and doesn’t have much time left. The really problematic people are all around him and they are many.

If I understand you right, you’re saying that you support making software like Lemmy accessible for users of all types. I agree completely.

A little unrelated, but “intelligence” is not a singular thing and nobody is “intelligent” or “not intelligent”. Also, because we each have our own limitations, we’re not really qualified to evaluate the abilities of another person since we tend to reference ourselves in doing so. IQ is now increasingly seen as not fit for purpose by academics and professionals of education. And all this without mentioning IQ’s history is in the support of eugenics. So if the experts are abandoning the idea of IQ, we can do the same and stop beating each other over the heads with it. Then we can get on with focussing on accessibility, which as you say is where our priorities should be.