Are you using the open source code of the old Reddit frontend for reference or are you making the changes based on comparing screenshots?

A guy now living in the US. 🤷‍♂️

I’m clearly joking, even though Linux is a truly international thing.

Perhaps, but it’s still at risk of getting shut down if Trump does something crazy. And I think it’s fair to say that it’s likely he will do something crazy.

The servers physically are in the US, plugged into the wall in the US. If the US wants to change that, Signal has lost.

This sort of thing is just inherent to centralised services. Only decentralised services don’t have that risk.

Linux

Is it truly European if it has contributors all around the world? :p

Signal (5% of the time, some friends are really starting to use that

Not a European provider, it’s hosted in the US and run by a US-American organisation.

XMPP (0.5% - seldomly enter for some groups, but no one is using this, sadly),

It’s used a lot, you just have to find the people using it. Consider putting your ID somewhere other people can see it, like your profile or website. You’ll be suprised who contacts you that you never thought might be an XMPP user.

There’s so much going on, I can barely keep up with all the group chats and I also do have a lot of contacts. It takes a while for the contact list to grow. Signal finds contacts automatically, but as that’s not really a thing with XMPP, you just have to find out who has an XMPP ID. ;)

I was really expecting your last paragraph to say the opposite of what it says 😂

I’m not fine with others making it look like porting devices can only be done with “AI” while pretty much all of the work is done without it, not the other way around.

Quickly slop porting over a device may look impressive on the surface, but creates a lot more work later on.

I like what Nura does: Put in the work once, get it upstream, save a lot of work later on. Maintaining downstream forks with a lot of quick hacks for dozens of projects just isn’t sustainable. (Perhaps that’s the reason SailfishOS has very slow development: Too many downstream things to maintain… This might also be why they are slowly opensourcing more components: They are probably hoping the community does the work for them.)

Same. And as there’s no small 5G device option for mainline Linux yet, I thought someone has to do it… so, uh, I didn’t hide quickly enough from the work. :p

Can you even do this sort of thing without slight levels of madness at least?

(no idea about their contributors, though)

Some projects only tag by date, no idea about LibreBoot, but it makes sense in some cases, hating it does not mean there isn’t any reason.

And oreboot?

I’m sure the project could still keep the repos available on the old domain in addition to the new one, perhaps ask them, if it helps with access.

What is your ISP and country that makes you trouble accessing nura.eco?

houses

It’s not a home, that’d be cruel. Those are not cruel and reckless scientists. :D

Why use a closed platform when you can have an open universe of places?

Why make yourself dependent on a small team when you can instead be independent and use sofrware create by a large community without being bound to a single provider?

idk, I don’t see the point.

idk, seeing flags of single countries somehow does not feel like the right thing if we don’t to be very European.

But it’s basically a fridge! Everyone knows how bad fridges are for the grid… wait.

Sure, it’ll be hard. But still. It’s being made hard to stop sensible politics from winning, itʼs just the idiocy trying to keep others from doing something good, to do something nice for the world and other people. And that must never win.

You mean than the people can afford? Just build apartment complexes and subsidise them, social housing. Helps fight poverty as well. Combine that supernarkets nearby and job opportunities that can be accessed on a short walk.