Some cars still focus on that thankfully
While the cars are expensive, Lucid says they're trying to differentiate by focusing on tactile over touch
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That's fair enough, it's really location based. Around where I am, telegram isn't that popular. I've met a few people using Signal and I have friends/collegues pop up in the "____ has Signal" section of the app.
We don't really have a dominant chat app around here, there's a good mix of messenger/instagram/iMessage, with some groups sticking to Whatsapp/WeChat/Viber.
I am trying to find a simple evidence-based way to encourage my family to change their minds, but it appears it will only make me look paranoid
I think part of it is because it's hard to convince people without first explaining how things work. Not much use in worrying about it if you can't, just look out for yourself. What you COULD do is to use the private option when you need to talk about something sensitive. If the app is installed on their phone then they're more likely to use it, and even if not then you're looking out for yourself
They're not changing their minds though, that was always the plan?
To upgrade the browser then slowly reintroduce extensions
Yea it's possible that ublock patched their latest attempt, and it'll take some time before Google goes again
Arms race it is
That looks amazing! Going to share it with friends
Ublock origin
Search by image
web archives (for when you hit a paywall)
old reddit redirect (so you don't get stuck on the broken mobile site)
Looks cool, is it mainly for the US? Also does it show other Amazon sellers or local brick and mortar stores?
I think it's from here :)
Also it does leave out some info, I edited my comment up top
Long winded talk for shit?
what
Oh also @[email protected]
Instead of Telegram, consider one of these, it's easier to switch to the good one now than to try and switch again later.
https://www.privacyguides.org/en/real-time-communication
Signal works great for my family
Wider context matters
Two companies can advertise lockers with the same high quality lock, but one might still be better to use
- if one company can't prove they are actually using the high quality lock
- if one company acts as a middleman, doing the locking/unlocking for you
- if one company watches everything you do before and after using the locker, allowing them to infer what you are using it for
Even if we specifically talk about security, one is better than the other.
This isn't really the place to ask, but you can use [email protected] for questions on how to use Lemmy / where to find things :)
As for your question, assuming you're on the website on a computer, look for "Create Community" near the top.
On the page that opens up, only the "Name" field is important because you can change the rest later on