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The protesters are using bluetooth mesh apps like Bridgefy and firechat to share data even if internet is down.
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Thank you! Because of Keystone, I have decided to treat Google Chrome as malware. I won't install it unless I really have to. One reason is that I have to test websites on Chrome. I can either run it on a virtual machine or disable the updater as you suggest.
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Instead of switching macOS to arm, they could promote iPadOS to laptops. They already added a file manager and advanced windowing to it.
Comment · 7 years ago
Most software EULA say they are non-transferable, but that court order overrules it. That restriction has become meaningless. Interesting!
Comment · 7 years ago
Which european court decision do you mean? Is it EU wide?

I know it's illegal to upload which includes sharing a torrent. But it has been legal to download movies and games. For instance from Internet Archive, which has lots of music and games.

Comment · 7 years ago
I love Affinity Designer! I used to use Inkscape, but it has a horrible user interface (typical FOSS software). Paying $50 to buy Affinity Designer with a decent UI is ok for me.
Comment · 7 years ago
It's great that corporates pay developers for writing open source software! I'm much happier today about open source than in 90ies, when no one was getting paid for writing it.

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