m0xEE @m0xee@librem.one

@dushman
Here is an article on this feature: https://proton.me/support/open-password-protected-emails
I've never tried it myself, but it does seem legit. Well, if you trust browser-based cryptography 😅
@inference @may

@dushman
From what I know, even without using PGP they have an option to send encrypted e-mails to third parties. You set a password that you have to pass to the destination party using some other channel of communication, the e-mail itself only contains a link in this case, and the password is used as a decryption key so the message can get decrypted in-browser on opening the link.
But of course it's not the default.
@inference @may

@neural_meduza
Готов поверить, что где-нибудь через полгода, когда перестанут давать деньги, он примерно такое и заявит 🤣

@dushman
Yep, it's a well-known case. If you take a closer look at it, it's not that bad. They are required to retain the connection logs for e-mail to comply with the Swiss law and they've never claimed otherwise. For VPN connections on the other hand — they don't. That guy would be safe if he used some sort of VPN, even their free plan.
Of course no one can guarantee the won't just hand you out to Swiss police on receiving proper request, but this explaination does seem reasonable
@inference

@dushman
It does have pros and cons: you can't just switch to another exit node, unless you have a handful of VPSes. Also the address range of your VPS is less likely to get blocked/filtered, but if it does — you're in trouble.
Well, it's best to get out of here anyway instead of playing these games 😅
@inference

@dushman
Mullvad's also good, one of the best!
I chose Proton because I was using their free plan and when they had a sale I just went with them. They have some unique features like this one: https://protonvpn.com/blog/stealth-vpn-protocol/
I haven't inspected it properly yet, but it doesn't look like one of the "military grade" claims 😅
I do live in Russia, here most popular VPN services are blocked, but this Stealth protocol seems to work. Wireguard TCP also seems to work, WG UDP and OpenVPN are filtered.
@inference

@david
You can make one yourself, go to hamburger menu (you should unhide it first🤭) and go to More Tools → Browser Toolbox, then pick any element to wish to hide in web inspector like you do with regular web pages to find its CSS class or id.
Writing these CSS descriptors might be tricky, but nothing's impossible. This should probably do the trick:
#star-button-box {display: none !important;}

Just append it to your userChrome.css

@localjoost
It does! The instance I'm on doesn't have neither federated, nor local timeline and I had to browse the comments and look at what others boost to find someone new to follow. I didn't even realize what everyone was talking about: "Federated timeline, what does that even mean?"
It doesn't even have DMs, but I've learned to live with all that 😊
@codehag

@david You may as well hide the "add bookmark" star if there is no way to access bookmarks using mouse only 😅
Mine also had the new tab plus sign hidden, but that is debatable.

@julia@benzo.fans But we can't make the percentages match those, mentioned in the song in a single poll, especially not seing the results before voting… or can we? 🤔

@inference
If you live in a country like Russia or China, ISP is the least trustworthy entity. VPN company is at least in some developed country's jurisdiction and has zero obvious incentive to do DPI of all your traffic and report your actions directly to the KGB. They might not even know who you are. I can't say for Nord as I hate them, but for other reasons. With Proton you can pay in cash or these Beethoven thingies.
VPNs are still good in certain cases.
@dushman

@captainepoch Who's next, Alphabet? I think if Google lays off half its employees we may have a chance living in a better world 😅

@thor There is a pretty good documentary on this topic: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt3992752/
It offers some insights from women's perspective and it's fun to watch.
Childbirth and implied chores and the perception of women as being hot vs being funny are both valid points mentioned in the movie.

@thor So true!
The cat I've had before these ones had really good genes. He was born after an outdoor cat got into my apartment by jumping between windowsills (!) and impregnated my cat, who was also from the streets. She looked like some wild cat — really thick fur and she could seemingly jump anywhere in a single leap. As you can see, both his parents were really agile and their child was a good hunter even when he was twenty years old, good at both, games and catching insects.

@thor Mine are plain horrible at it, they are like the biggest klutzes of the animal kingdom. They don't have tails so they are really bad at jumping too. What keeps them from wreaking complete havoc and pushing everything to the ground is that they lose interest in these insects pretty soon 😹

@nerdtronics@mstdn.starnix.network The video is hilarious 🤣

@indev
Идеально! И картинка хорошо подложилась, и цитата такая… многозначительная 🤭

@neural_meduza

@danhon
B&W in this case. They have the iconic Nautilus speakers which would compliment this case nicely.
@256

@nicolas_noble
Here: @web3isgreat
I think Molly's bio should have a link.