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@Nithya_Shrii But instead of paying for cloud storage we can use that money to buy external disks

They took memory cards from us and then made us pay for storage.

@theo Just bought mine few weeks ago for that reason

If you want to buy a new computer and you’re waiting for prices to go down, you should probably stop waiting and just buy it now. It’s gonna get worse before it gets better.

@endermanch I was thinking about the same problem some years back. One possible solution could be encouraging people to use p2p services like VoIP or video calls as much as possible, therefore it won't be feasible to blacklist every unknown IP.

Important! The global Internet is dying. Today I want to talk a bit about largely internationally unrecognized phenomenon called «whitelists» and what the international community needs to prepare for in the future, since the precedent has been set by 🇨🇳China and 🇷🇺Russia.

@Pseudo_Sid26 He should try out eDEX-UI

My younger brother is shooting a small cyber film for his holiday homework. Bro gathered all my PCs and played fake hacking videos from yt😭

@HowToPrompt__ I use Termux-API

Twilio charges $0.0079 per SMS. a Russian dev open-sourced a tool that turns any old Android phone into a free SMS gateway. it's called SMS Gateway. Install it on old phone, and it sends real SMS through your actual SIM card. → no Twilio. no per-message fees. → uses your existing SIM and carrier plan → full REST API + webhooks → 4.5k stars. Apache 2.0 → run it locally or via free cloud relay. 100% Open Source.

Netscape (codenamed Mozilla) was ahead of its time and was considered to be the gold standard. Other browsers started their UA strings with Mozilla to indicate their compatibility, because web servers did not recognize their names. It has become a convention ever since.

@coolkoon @Itsfoss Is there any way to do the same on OEM Android

@Itsfoss Because they're malicious, why else. This is why I like GrapheneOS which feeds these bastards garbage data while pretending to give them all the permissions they ask for. Honestly I'd literally flag this app as suspicious in Play Store.

I don't understand why many Android apps ask for permissions that don't relate to them. The official solar usage monitoring app wants to record audio. What kind of solar generation measurement will it do by recording audio on my phone? If I deny permission, the app won't open. And this creates a problem. To use he app, I must consent even if i don't want to. What do you do in such cases?

@Itsfoss My printer app asks for location permission 😭

@debmallar 😭

@ariesowlsloth Bro is HIM.

Zoho replied to my comment 😶‍🌫️🔥

@Samaytwt I think Zoho is cool

Be honest which company has the best app logos?

@piyush_trades Airtel made more profits than Jio? That's quite surprising 😮

Jio made a net profit of ₹30,000 crores, and Airtel made a net profit of ₹38,000 crores last year. That comes to an average of ₹185 crores extracted per day from Indians in profit (not revenue). There’s nothing wrong with making profits, but raising plan prices even after making such huge profits is not morally right. These companies must be forced by the govt to offer plans with 0.5 GB/day, 1 GB/day, and voice-only options. In the current duopoly, both companies are in a race to see who can extract more from Indians. The govt needs to wake up from its deep sleep and strengthen BSNL to restore healthy competition. In today’s age, the internet is a human right, and forcing people to pay more for something they need less of is no less than a crime.

@amargov Finally! ❤️

Every time someone in India loads a website, the DNS query routes to a root server in the US to get resolved. One of the world's largest internet populations has zero root server clusters of its own - and India is now pushing ICANN to change that. - MeitY wants a root server cluster in India for the first time - ICANN runs clusters in Singapore, Europe, the US, Egypt and Kenya, none in India - India could get 18 servers mirroring all 13 root servers that underpin the internet - In-country servers cut DNS latency and let ISPs contain cyber attacks at the gateway good move swarajyamag.com/news-brief/ind…

@forallcurious Its not a "recent" news 🫩

RECENT🚨: MIT has made almost all of its courses available for free online - allowing anyone to learn for absolutely no cost

@brandur omw to write a firefox userscript for the same

I just found Brave's "Force Paste" option that bypasses the work of sordid retards who prevent pasting into form fields. This might have just endured me to this browser for life.

@sundarmail For emails we have Zoho Mail, for wiki we have bharatpedia.org

India must have freemiun sovereign equivalent platforms for: 1. Mail 2. X 3. LinkedIn 4. Facebook 5. Instagram 6. WhatsApp (hoping Atattai would be fully geared up by this year end) 7. Wikipedia 8. Blog They should be funded by taxing global platforms.

@realPureNomad Try using it on this application github.com/linuxmint/hypn…

@IndianTechGuide @Zoho and @SarvamAI

🚨 Name one Indian startup you’re betting on right now to become a global success?

@brave Not true at all. We miss the pre-2016 web.

When did you switch to Brave?

omg, my reply is getting a lot of reach