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Let us be stronger.

You can use fdroid to install it. Maintained there by Matrix itself as it is free software.

Though it's just a dual core for this price range

You can use FDroid though.

That's my opinion too. In order to secure your data, don't give it out. And don't store it on a server. As you know, servers get hacked.

Will there be a flutter sdk?

Maybe the problem is different. Looking for truth on the internet.

I think it's useful to keep passwords and to learn new techniques on how to make and remember them. Instead of storing them.

Many CORS errors on ff.

There are a lot of closed source apps available for linux.

In fact, they provide an imap bridge for paid customers.

For what kind of usage is this for? Compared to debian, how is this interesting?

I'm using xed for it before reporting. Though I'm on fixed working hours.

I like the idea of communicating by e-mail.

It works pretty well and no need of another app or service to do so. No lock-in other than the e-mail provider.

You can have ublock origin on firefox mobile.

>requires a posting at external websites to get started.

My understanding is that it is the same as seed servers

That's mobbing

The problems are more precise as stated in the article :

Where is my community of people I want to publish and subscribe with ?

Alike Twitter actually losing half of its userbase.

What do I share with whom, do I give out much private information, would I get stalked or banndd, is there moderation, how is gatekeeping done ?

All these points seem taken care of by federations like Mastodon and alike where everyone is free to chose and quit an instance if not adapted.

Even the Twitter split is showing only different platforms for different people endeavours work.

Now from an OSS point of view, Mastodon and alike are complicated to keep track of.

I see it as an opportunity for bigger cars market.

Website not responsivevat least

Link is down

What are you trying to achieve?

I use phpmyadmin and select the pie chart option.

https://docs.phpmyadmin.net/en/latest/charts.html