is there a difference in how tiktok handled music and copyright strikes (or at least for a while after launch until it was big)? I assume part of tiktok's success is that people can put in current music at all without getting instastruck by a neural net

jack on the door alone, or together with rose?

shoutout to DecSync (https://github.com/39aldo39/DecSync) to use Syncthing with your CalDAV/CardDAV contacts/calendars/tasks and sync local RSS feeds across devices. I don't really use nextcloud anymore for stuff that is only for myself and does not need to be shared

Sadly, on most Ryzen 4000 Notebooks with a U processor so far, all I see is soldered single-channel RAM maxing out at 16GB...

I would kill for a refresh of the E595 but it's never going to happen.

I was under the impression that conference calls were not actually e2e encrypted:

https://github.com/jitsi/jitsi-meet#security

https://github.com/jitsi/jitsi-meet/issues/409

Has this changed? In the end you could at least self-host though

Curious, also. I was under the impression that they were not encrypted with group calls

It is also worth mentioning that Whatsapp relentlessly buggers you to backup to Google Drive or iCloud respectively, where all messages and contents are stored in plain text (at least on Drive, not sure about iCloud).

It's nice that they advertise end-to-end encrypting the messages in transit, but then just dump everything to the world's biggest data mining machine.