There was one problem: synchronization. Since I couldn’t figure that out, I couldn’t move forward with the idea.
Even if encryption alone seems sufficient, being able to access my notes from different devices just isn’t enough.
I want to be able to access my notes from my computer and my phone—even when I’m not at home—but with maximum privacy and security.
I realize this is a bit of a challenge. But I’m still pursuing a solution.
I’ve used many note-taking tools. But over time, my expectations have changed. Right now, my focus is entirely on privacy. When I looked at privacy-focused note-taking tools, I couldn’t make up my mind.For example, I’m currently using Obsidian. But some of its features aren’t quite what I want, and it still feels like it’s lacking in terms of privacy.I wanted to ask this question in case you...
It may seem strange to you, but PHP servers work very well.
I think it's worth a try.
Since the other side may be doing this commercially, they may be thinking in terms of mass production. In other words, they file lawsuits and earn as much as they can. If they can't win, they keep filing lawsuits against others. They don't bother.
They might not be making it a matter of pride; they might just be thinking about making money.
Two years ago, I was sued for $10,000 in copyright infringement for embedding a YouTube video on my website. They filed a lawsuit by describing the word “embed” as if it were “upload.” But they are two different things. I won the case. But I realized that others didn't.
I learned that the company filed lawsuits against dozens of websites, especially Blogspot sites. I even heard a rumor.
They share content on social media and community sites in a way that entices people, focusing on areas that remain in a gray zone and where few people know it's illegal.
For example, “Embed movies from YouTube and share them on your website. You'll make a lot of money. If I knew how to program, I would do it.” This is just one example. There are many different examples. By the way, my site wasn't a movie site.
They apparently file lawsuits like clockwork against anyone who triggers their radar with the right keywords via Google Alerts.
Cybercrimes are just another reflection of this. If I could, I'd share more, but I don't want to go to jail. Freedom of expression isn't exactly welcomed everywhere on the internet.
Did I understand correctly? You can create a site with a .onion extension without a domain on a hosting service.
I'm thinking. If you can do it this way with .onion, can you do it with something else? That would be a bit unusual.
If that were possible, being able to customize the extensions would be interesting. Being able to customize brand names. Like .mybrand, or .egg, .bread, whatever you want.
My take on Normalize.css is how something so simple can have such a huge impact. It's astonishing.
On the other hand, I was unaware of the vulnerabilities in the Apple ecosystem. Or rather, I didn't think there would be. The article raised my awareness.
Nine years ago, Casey Neistat released the Beme app. I think he should announce Beme 2 because it addresses a real need right now—reality!Casey Neistat is a world-famous YouTuber. He launched a social media app 9 years ago, complaining that everything was artificial. But it didn’t go as planned. But I think he should release version 2.There is a straightforward answer. It’s because of...
Bill Gates talks in a documentary about nuclear energies being old-fashioned. what kind of measures can be taken to solve possible problems due to building small nuclear power plants that will perform simpler processes instead of large nuclear power plants moreover, what do you think about possible interesting technological development?I believe that something like this can be produced. I think...