Adam @adam@librem.one

@martijnbraam Sweet! I think I need one of those.

@PINE64 Darn. Needs a coupon code. :-\

How to fix your phone’s shitty portrait mode https://pocketnow.com/how-to-fix-your-phones-shitty-portrait-mode

@WPalant Yes, understood. The JMAP standard working group isn't even bothering with encryption it seems. Some proprietary clients like SpikeNow.com switch to a centralized server for encrypted email which makes it easy from a user-side except both users need the same app. :-\

@WPalant Would an encrypted protocol that federates via DNS & routes to user mailboxes (like email) be possible though? I don't want my cell phone carrier to be in control of my netizen identity like Signal requires.

@protonmail Another side of that is most popular email programs don't warn users about privacy issues anymore. It used to be that they all did. At least @Mozilla Thunderbird still does it really well. https://pocketnow.com/apple-google-and-microsoft-allow-anyone-to-violate-your-privacy-with-an-email

@hypolite I'm going to start working like that and see if anyone says anything. Maybe not with the 3D cube animation though.

@PINE64 Oh, haha! So early Sept is a maybe. Probably depends on how many pre-orders happen first too.

@PINE64 Will it be delivered in time for back to school high school kids?

@switchingsocial@mastodon.at The techniques used here seem to work very well. I've implemented some in my contact forms. https://www.formspammertrap.com

@brandon It may not have been sent that way. That's something I have the server append to the subject automatically when the spam confidence level is at a certain height. Then you can write mail-flow rules that look for that.

@sean @annika How do all of the others compare with Jitsi Meet? Seems like that's the only one with code that can be audited, but individual app-screen-sharing doesn't work so well.