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  • Heh, whonix docs for privacy have become the arch wiki for Linux

  • My understanding is that Tor Browser works fine, there's just some dumb website owners that block Tor traffic by IP address.

  • No, no. We're arguing for TypeScript

  • I can't use discord because they require phone numbers from users who use privacy tools.

    What does this mean for people who don't use discord?

  • Oh, right, their closed source app. Thats allowed. So it requires a phone.

    So the OTP is still transmitted to satisfy the requirements of PSD2. But TOTP (a more secure system that doesn't transmit the OTP at all) is not allowed.

  • Do you also lick buttholes?

  • You can get protein from lettuce and apples lol

  • So much so that they're illegal to fish in parts of the Amazon because they've been nearly fished out of existence

  • Surprise scissors are my favorite kind of scissors

  • What do you mean by "spaces"?

  • Wire supports it. Also more secure than Matrix

  • I studied cryptography and I can't figure out how to do the dance right. I thought I did, but one of my contacts says they can't read any message I send them. And I can't message them to figure out why.

    We haven't spoken since. Thanks Matrix.

  • Got it. I'll use matrix, and you can use XMPP

  • Is everything encrypted yet? Or do they still allow users to send unencrypted messages?

  • The one run by the Swedish pirate bay guy that many mention seems the best

  • Caveat..only some of your friends will actually install it?

    But, yeah, its been my app of choice for years. Its definitely the best imo

  • The solution isn't complicated either: sail boats and trains

  • Isn't this the company that stole all your email contacts and emailed them all to signup in LinkedIn? I'm pretty sure that's how they got big..

  • Some people don't like them because the fdroid app wasn't updated for years. I actually started migrating to Matrix because if this, but I really don't like that matrix sends a lot of data unencrypted.

    Now that Wire is pushing updates to fdroid again, I don't see much valid criticism