I want 6

I have read that that is an issue. My own Pinetab 2 has a moral puncture and does not suspend at all. I probably fiddled too much with the config.

On the forum someone suggested to unload the driver first.

Not a perfect fit but Firefox can annotate PDFs out of the box. Maybe in some cases that is helpful ?

What do you hope comes after it ?

Ich finde 25 als normaler Fahrradfahrer schon recht schnell wenn da e-bikes auf meist etwas engeren Stadtfahrradwegen an einem vorbei brausen.

Ich habe null Vertauen das sich alle S-Pedelec Fahrer an diese Art von Regeln halten würden. Einige schon, andere nicht.

Ich bin davon überzeugt das dies zu einer Situation führen würde wo wenige (die die Regel misachten) die Suppe für alle versalzen.

Insgesamt finde ich 25 einen gut funktionierenden Kompromiss.

Yes, you can switch between accounts. In Profile->Settings->Accounts->Change Accounts Settings ->Add

After you have added a second account you can then switch between them with a select list at the top of the main Feed screen.

I have just installed today and use Lemmy.ml and beehaw.org. Both work.

This looks incredibly polished, given that it is a quite new development. I did not even know that you could use a Windows Laptop as a display/keyboard 😀

I have downloaded it just now and the first impression is great. Really good app. Currently there is no iPad version. Maybe that’s possible in the future?

It sounds good, but if you discuss a question and come to a conclusion you would then have to organise that someone documents the result elsewhere, otherwise the hard earned insight, probably with contributions of several experts is lost.

You probably don’t mean equally possible as in the sam likelihood, or ?

I don’t think virtual cards are meant to be more anonymous? My understanding is that it prevents that your original card details get stolen in online transactions

I use it for quite some time and am happy with it. I have not noticed bad search results but also have not compared really. I general I have found what I was looking for.

I always feel to connect some cables and make a light go blink blink very satisfying. There are cheap sets with all sorts of cables and lights/sensors.

Then choose your language of choice and make it blink/summm/ measure the temperature/air pollution or so

Once you have it choose another language and repeat 😀

(BTW, I use a Raspberry Pi 3 as a Nextcloud server, works fine, this might depend on your expectations)

It’s not a review website in that sense, but I sometimes find slant.co quite useful.

The usual questions are best for this, best for that…

Sounds a bit it like writing in Markdown or org-mode and then use the tool of your choice (e.g. Pandoc) to produce the formatted result.

Pacman does not update or install AUR packages. That’s probably the main difference between pacman and yay (or similar AUR helper)

Ok, out of interest, how does this work?

You (as aggressor) scan all your known mobile numbers agains let’s say Signal and discover that some numbers use Signal. That I understand. But now what? Unless you are the company Signal you would not have access to further data, or ?

I have a Nextcloud for my own, works mostly well, but it requires some effort here and there and I oft wondered what my dear users would say (if there were any) if it takes me several days again to fix some small issues or renew the certificate. Plus I know nothing about security and can only hope everything is all right. Once you set email, messenger etc. up for larger groups I could see the efforts to keep this stable and secure to be quite high. It’s probably a good solution for the privacy problem but I am not so sure that it is a solution that is manageable or even available for many and therefore a good solution overall.

When it comes to states spying you then there is no safety. The state can always just send someone over to put a gun on your head (or the legal equivalent) and voila, you yourself give them your data.

And I understand that states are very different in their (perceived) legal integrity, but if I should guess ( no evidence) then all the encryption and safety development benefit criminals most. Also some journalists and dissidents but mostly criminals to do their criminal business and in the whole, if you have the fortune to live in a state that can be mostly trusted I prefer that Police has some lever identity this kind communication. Not in-similar to when Police is allowed to tap your phone (after a judge signed off). Not many people where concerned about that.

So so in the end I feel the bigger threat are private companies who sell all your data for the highest bidder regards of the bidders intention. And provided you trust Signal, ProtonMail and Tutanota then they definitely reduce the risk there (imho).