OK! Fuggit. I’ll write my own review… with blackjack.
I signed up. No credit card necessary so far, but also my account is half-activated. Someone has to manually approve me, which fine. Seems like an anti-spam measure. I’ll report back more later.
Oh, wow. Didn’t realize Tuta didn’t work with IMAP/POP/SMTP. https://tuta.com/support/howto#imap
Not sure what they’re running for email, but for the other cloud services, I think they just run Nextcloud?
As far as I know it’s telemetry off and no pocket, plus container tabs. But for the most part, it’s pretty similar (which I personally like).
Interesting! Has anyone tried this? Any reviews?
It offers:
Interesting. Interesting. I’ve been kinda stuck on Google Keep because I don’t need a big heavy weight note taking app, but just little scraps of paper synced across different devices. Maybe Nubo tasks would be a suitable replacement!
Oh, neat! I recently switched and it’s been great!
The American dream is an all time amazing piece of propaganda that has left every American imagining that one day, through hard work, they will become the oppressor
Wow, yeah. Well put. This is why they only care about “winning”.
I’ve seen the status code in a JSON response before: https://cloud.google.com/storage/docs/json_api/v1/status-codes#401-unauthorized
One reason I can think of for including it is that it may make it easier for the consumer to check the status code if it’s in the JSON. Depending on how many layers of abstraction you have, your app may not have access to the raw HTTP response.
Although, yeah you lose the single source of truth though.
What state are you from? In California, we learned Mexican Spanish. My teachers very briefly mentioned vos/vosotros, but we never spent any time on those conjugations and were never tested on them.
Although… now that you mention it… maybe the textbook was for Iberian Spanish… I definitely remember the teacher going over vocabulary, getting to the word “coger”, and then 90% of the class busting up laughing, while the other 10% was confused! 😂
Maybe we did have Iberian Spanish textbooks, but since most people in my town were Mexican, we learned Mexican Spanish from the teacher using an Iberian Spanish textbook?..
Would this cause a problem? I’m assuming this would be deserialized to the same value, no?
Thankfully, Mexico is probably safe due to racism. They thought about stealing all of Mexico when the US invaded in 1846, but decided not to because all the brown people.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/All_of_Mexico_Movement
On the other hand, Canada…
Oooooooh. Kagi added this lens! Since you can add custom lenses, I thought I added this (and forgot) to my own account. Cool!
At one point in my career I cared about what I did and who I worked for I felt pride over my product and my team, and all I feel now is shame to be associated with my company, I feel disgusted with myself that I work not for my customers but for shareholder value.
This tracks with my experience here as well.
keep my job and not get layed off.
For me, it seems like falling in line and kissing the ring is more important than showing ability, if you want to avoid being laid off. At a previous job, I got laid off before my very noob coworker who took months to complete PRs because I wouldn’t shut my mouth about RTO.
a meritocracy
🌎🧑🚀🔫🧑🚀 Never has been.
There is some degree of independence. For example, if Mozilla releases some super evil patch tomorrow, I’m pretty sure everyone would just patch it out immediately. In fact, this is what most derivatives seem to do, patch out the ad/telemetry stuff.
But yeah, these are all modified Firefox browsers. Hopefully, nobody was thinking these were unique, new, browsers.
Browsers I tried yesterday (on Linux):
Librewolf and Waterfox seem pretty similar on paper. I went with Waterfox cuz idk. So far, Waterfox seems to be a drop-in replacement. I haven’t noticed any problems with websites and haven’t run into any bugs.
One note about Waterfox is that I would have liked if it was added to the official Arch Linux repos. I installed fine with the AUR, but still.
Bonus: Waterfox is available on Android! 🥳
Good job bro! 👏
Ah, shit. Really? This is exactly my setup.
Hm, ok. Maybe it’s time to take another look.
I briefly looked into passkeys a while ago, but I think I remember really disliking them because they just seemed like another excuse for companies to lock you in.
Has this changed? With Bitwarden + passwords, I can change to any platform, any device, at any time, and instantly get all my creds moved over securely.
I don’t want to be in a situation where I’m locked into using Android, Chrome, iOS, or whatever because I can’t move my creds.
Captain’s log:
I finally got manually approved. Seems like a reasonable anti-spam measure. I’ve sent out an email and setup Nextcloud in Gnome Online Accounts. Surprisingly, I have not been asked for payment yet… Oh, I see why they get spam now.
Anyway, I learned that if you install Gnome Contacts via flatpak instead of
pacman, you’ll be missing theevolution-data-serverdependency and your contacts will not sync. So,pacman -S evolution-data-serverfixed that for me. (WebDAV files worked fine.)However even after fixing that, I also had some other weird behavior where Contacts and Calendar wouldn’t show up. I restarted my computer, installed Endeavour (gnome todo) from Flathub (seemingly unrelated action) and then magically my contact, calendar, and task syncing started working… 🤷 Yay!
While the webdav mount in Nautilus does technically work, it’s extremely slow. I wasn’t able to open a video from the nextcloud folder. It caused the video app to hang. However, moving the file from the mount to my downloads folder worked fine. It took a while, but it transferred fine. (I’m far away and the servers are probably not beefy.)
The first bug was definitely me, but additionally, not sure if nubo’s management of nextcloud is also a little buggy. The website definitely isn’t the fastest. IDK. Maybe it’s fine.
There is this kinda weird message in the settings page, it makes me wonder if they’re running a really old version of nextcloud:
On the homepage they list: “Nubo, that’s a subscription of €2.5 per month for 5 GB (current price).” However now that I’m here I’m being quoted €2.5 per month for 2 GB or €3.5 without shares for 2 GB.
Storage is broken up into “mail” and “cloud” storage. You can grow or shrink each type individually. Smallest size is 1 GB.
I did not currently elect to buy shares, but it seems like I’m still able to do that if I change my mind.
I also did not bring my own custom domain to nubo.coop. But again, it looks like I can still do that if I change my mind. I can bring my own or buy one from them. I believe they get it from Gandi.net?
They have a little documentation in English and I was able to communicate with staff in English via email, but Français and Nederlands are better supported. Their support forum is Français and Nederlands only. The nextcloud webui is definitely fully translated to English though.
If it matters, I’m from the US.
For my usecase, I’m not looking for maximum possible security or privacy. Actually, I care more about IMAP/POP3/WebDAV. So nubo.coop is definitely checking a lot of boxes for me.
I’m still wondering how stable these guys are and how long they’ll be around. Looks like they publicly launched nubo in 2022, wow so they’re 3 years old. Also, they’ve said they need to reach 2,000 users to be financially sustainable, but they currently have 1044 shareholders and 748 subscriptions. So they could shutdown.
OK, gotta use them for a few months now. If they’re stable enough, then I’m planning on moving my custom email domain to them. I’ll probably buy some shares later as well. Feel free to ask any questions.
See ya later.