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Rival must be open source, otherwise we’re doomed to be in this situation again. Go Godot!

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I know. I was going to buy a Pixel 7 for it but the G2 processor runs pretty inefficiently thanks to Samsung’s 4nm process, as compared to something like the 8+ Gen 1. It’s pretty weak in comparison as well. So I ended up getting a Nothing Phone 2 and manually degoogled it, swapped everything with their open source counterparts. Not full proof I know, but my threat model is escaping big tech surveillance and living an ad-free life which is more or less getting satisfied xD

1. Education regarding advertising ID and its deletion presented during setup (consent).

2. Addition of internet permission on per-app basis. Just like notifications now, every new downloaded app must get your permission to use the internet, else work in offline mode.

3. Give permission to only selected media to apps rather than everything. This is such a security risk, one bad app and it can steal whatnot.

Not their browser or VPN. But I do like and use their search as default on Firefox. Other popular search engines leech off big tech’s index (DDG: Bing, Startpage: Google), at least Brave maintains their own index. Their AI summarizer is pretty good.

Well put.

Yeah but getting the hang of it is the hard part. I don’t know any dev in my company or my circle that uses it; we all did learn about it alright.

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Then it should stop being an introvert and communicate more. Signal my mouth more often to bring that thirsty feeling.

Can’t go wrong with Fluent Reader. It’s beautiful and featureful, has a reader mode as well.

https://github.com/yang991178/fluent-reader/tree/v1.1.2

I know there’s a lot of hate on the crypto stuff that Brave pushes in their browser. Heck I don’t use their browser because of it (and also because I don’t support Chromium). But I’ve been using Brave search as the default on Firefox since a few months now and it is honestly pretty good. Much better than Google and Bing/DDG most of the time (for the other times, I do switch to Google). I really really like their AI summarizer and the discussions tab. With them now serving images as well, Brave search is feature-complete as far as I’m concerned. Just happy to see a real competitor to the big tech search, not even leeching off of their index like most others do.

I’ve tried all the clients that I could get my hands on and Voyager (vger.app) is what I’ve settled on. Awesome UI, lightweight web app, frequent updates.

KDE feels like it has been designed by developers themselves whereas Gnome feels like it has been designed by actual designers. The UI/UX is more polished and beautiful, better than even MacOS imo. But as a power user, I prefer KDE. The amount of customization it offers is unmatched, overwhelming even.

Try Retro Music Player. It’s a beautiful app + it’s open source.