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'I'm not racist I just like the free coffee at the weekly white supremacist rallies. Great bunch of good friends'
Countless innocent people are in the epstein files and you want to ruin their lives with ZERO evidence.
I'm just saying sometimes when there's smoke there really is an actual fire, so maybe mosey on over in the direction of the smoke and check it out
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'I'm not racist I just like the free coffee at the weekly white supremacist rallies. Great bunch of good friends'
Countless innocent people are in the epstein files and you want to ruin their lives with ZERO evidence.
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Proton has mail, calendar, drive, docs, sheets and more coming. Everything is done e2ee where possible. In case of mail, when the peer has no Proton, mail is indeed send plaintext. Mail is stored e2ee on server, so not even Proton can read it. Proton mail has also made PGP very easy to use. It’s Swiss based and a foundation, not a corporation. They’ve done this so they cannot easily be bought. It ticks most boxes in…
I love Proton but it's really low on usability since their calendar doesn't integrate with anything (by design). If you are used to managing a busy calendar it's quite a shock. And their docs and sheets apps are extremely minimal and basic. And of course the recent allegations that they hand over your metadata on >90% of requests. See https://x.com/DoingFedTime/status/2030108076531995016
https://bunny.net/ seems solid as a Cloudflare and S3 replacement. I'm not affiliated but they deserve more mentions in these threads.
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What are you adding on top of immich?
I have a LOT planned (see the roadmap for a sneak peak https://opennoodle.de/roadmap ). My first focus is sharing, search and discoverability. The biggest issue is that I have thousands of photos but I don't have a good way of filtering by person, date, location, and finding exactly what I'm looking for. Basically browsing my photos like I would browse an online store like Zalando. Search for something and refine wit…
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I love Proton but it's really low on usability since their calendar doesn't integrate with anything (by design). If you are used to managing a busy calendar it's quite a shock. And their docs and sheets apps are extremely minimal and basic. And of course the recent allegations that they hand over your metadata on >90% of requests. See https://x.com/DoingFedTime/status/2030108076531995016
Calender is basic indeed, but good enough for a family sharing a calendar. Proton is working on a new calendar app which is coming out this year.