The distro comes with all of DHH’s tools preinstalled so it happens to install 1Password too, so if they just count dumb installs it could very well be true even though almost no one uses it practice.

We don’t have precise usage stats but CoMaps went over Organic Maps in terms of edits sent to OSM.

So at least the users that contribute back arr mostly on CoMaps.

CoMaps feels much more active within the OSM community compared to Organic Maps that seems to be just doing their things in their own corner.

Also I took a look at their repos, Organic Maps is using Claude Code a lot, while CoMaps has a much stricter AI usage policy, and is on codeberg, an open source host instead of using Github.

I know where to place my bets.

Note taking App, AI in the front page… I don’t think you understand the point of taking notes.

Just FYI unless you self-host headscale, tailscale is centralised and not private. They claim it is end to end encrypted but their proprietary centralised control server distributes the keys, so they could very easily MITM you.

Tailscale is good tech and good crypto, but Applied cryptography cannot solve a security problem. It can only convert a security problem into a key-management problem, and tailscale does not do decentralised key management.

If you don’t understand the cryptography enough that you have to ask about telegram, just use Signal. It’s the best designed app for the security of most people, it doesn’t have any privacy/security footgun, and has a pretty good threat model while not cutting corners on usability.

Signal is well designed enough that Jurisdiction doesn’t matter much. The only things you’ll find that can br arguably better than signal are fully decentralized apps that go over TOR like Briar or Simplex but these have a lot less usage because they’re so slow and terrible for your battery.

GTK is not accessible anywhere other than Linux and is therefore not a serious option outside of Linux.

It’s pretty plain on DHH’s blog:

In 2000, more than sixty percent of the city were native Brits. By 2024, that had dropped to about a third. A statistic as evident as day when you walk the streets of London now.

I wonder what characteristic he uses to define « native brits » that can be seen when walking.

Or just take a look at his twitter. Which Framework obviously did since they retweet a lot of his posts…

Good thing the people here are not asking for the government to ban Omarchy/hyprland, but asking “normal people” to not associate with known assholes, which is a very normal thing to ask for. And defending your right to associate with assholes whitout being shamed about it makes you look very much like an asshole.

Or maybe servo didn’t mourn the fascist Charlie Kirk enough: This is Ladybird’s Creator.

At least both projects funded by cloudflare support fascists. Omarchy is by DHH, who is not a good person

If you’re actually working out you don’t have blood flow to spare to have a boner…

And if as you say you can have a boner looking at sand it and don’t control it it seems to me like having topless women around shouldn’t influence that much the odds you get a boner.

Dude. If have enough remaining brainpower to ogle women at the gym and enough blood flow to spare to give you a boner I can assure you you’re barely working out.

Learn to focus.

That said, being topless (for both men and women) in a gym is gross. Don’t leave sweat everywhere. The question is for running outside…

In many countries in public spaces women can be topless wherever men can. Sadly it doesn’t mean they feel safe/comfortable doing so.

I’ve heard good things about ghost.

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They use GPU based enclaves. They have a white paper available. I just seemed it but they mention AMD and NVIDIA enclaves.

They can’t get your username from your phone number (but they can b’get your phone number from your username)

AFAIK it’s just a webapp.

Unblock signal first?

Signal also has been a leader when it comes to encryption and metadata protection. Their cryptographic protocols are public domain and are the gold standard for private messaging from pretty much every perspective other than decentralisation. (it’s still centralised)