As a privacy conscious user that loves open source software, I'm really puzzled regarding browsers right now. It's confusing.It feels like basically everything is Chrome nowadays.Are there any alternatives to Chrome-based browsers?Best wishes and have a wonderful week
Also looking into Möbius, which is an iOS implementation of syncthing.
tl;dr: How is your personal / work setup?Long version: I’m starting to burn out searching for a note system that suites my needs and values.My values: - Privacy and Security - Open SourceMy needs: - Markdown writing - Note printing (somewhat beautiful) - OS agnostic (i use Linux/iOS) - Sync across devices. - PDF storage (this is where trust comes in, as some documents contain sensitive info)My...
The easiest and most approachable one is: install Aurora Store from F-Droid. It gives you access to Google Play + App Updates without logging you into Google. This almost feels identical to Google Play itself.
Next: think about install the Experimental GMS Support that GrapheneOS offers. If you e.g. absolutely need an App that has troubles working without Google SDKs embedded, this might be an option. This is documented in the Usage Guide of the Website.
However, just dont forget that you wanted a Google-FREE Phone. So dont overdo installing proprietär stuff.
Oh and stay as far away from MicroG as possible, it seriouly cripples the security of GrapheneOS by a lot.
Hello there,I‘m in a bit of a pinch. I‘m currently part of a team that needs help with C++ development.My background is around 9 years of iOS / macOS development using ObjC / Swift and a few projects using C#.In the recent months / years I tried to hone my software-craftsmanship and stay up-to-date on stuff like TDD, functional programming, protocol-oriented-programming, moving away from...
„How to best preserve data for a very long term?“I get it that this questions seems rather superficial. But please hear me out:Which HDD to buy?I had a WD MyPassport fail on me once. I opened it but the connector was custom-made. Removing it from the enclosure was a rough adventure - I basically ended up “breaking free” the HDD from the plastic case. I had to connect a custom USB-A Connector to...