Yeah I am not too excited by the Epic Games Store on Android either.

True, the domain of the site is visible but it is nice to have a uniform post style. I may get rid of the title guideline though depending on what most people think about these guidelines.

This only really buys people with these old Chromebooks a bit of time. Once the support ends most people will just buy a new Chromebook.

Yeah fairly obvious

Nice article! Thanks for linking it.

I feel like more of these AI related GPL violations are soon to come.

Nice to hear another German state is trying open source software.

Yeah they aren’t the most trustworthy company when it comes to privacy.

Yep

So true 🤣

Wow finally! Well I am not even on there anymore but I guess this new update is good for creators.

Yeah you bought one made 2 months before they stopped making phones: https://www.engadget.com/lg-smartphone-production-ended-183050001.html

Yes I use deodorant

Delta Chat is really cool. I love how it takes the universal standard of email and allows you to use it for short form messages. Although, I haven’t really used Delta recently.

Although, LG stopped making phones so you will have to buy a used one.

Matrix does have some metadata problems (not hating on Matrix though)

Cool although I haven’t been on Matrix in a while. I am probably going to start using it more soon though.

I did forget to mention that Brave are now doing Brave search so that could be interesting to see where that goes.

Yeah crawling the web is the web is definitely the hard bit

Bing often removes websites from their index but this does seem very weird. I don’t know why Bing would remove a privacy blog from their search results but this also shows how so many search engines are dependent on Bing or Google for results. The only search engine which isn’t dependent on Bing or Google right now seems to be Mojeek and Metager (Searx is just a meta-search engine). Mojeek is probably the most promising but right now it’s results aren’t the best but the results have been getting better. But I do wish that DuckDuckGo indexed search results themselves so they don’t have to deal with Microsoft’s decisions (also being reliant on big tech to start with isn’t a good thing for a independent privacy-focused search engine.