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In Europe we have PSD2 but I dunno if it’s enough to create a full app
In Europe we have PSD2 but I dunno if it’s enough to create a full app
No, first time I hear about it
Thanks that solves it
Looks interesting but I tried it and like most alternative engines, it’s bad and showing regional results for me. It’s good for English based searches but not in my lingo
Too bad about the choice for qwant. I’ve been using them for many years and they have big flaws: they block visits from unsupported countries, so if you’re traveling, you’re fucked. They also started blocking ad blocking users and their main webpage is full of crap that you have to disable manually. Their support is non existing. And they use the same censorship as Microsoft. I moved to brave search recently
I always wanted to start playing the game
Cool. Very useful to just pinpoint on the goal of stopping
Works now 👍
That sounds like a great idea. It would also be great if you’d use the formatting that’s describes in the rules and linked by otter@lemmy.ca, so we can open the community easily from any instance
I’m using a Slate router as an access point. It’s really awesome. They just provide a UI on top of vanilla openwrt, but you can still go to that UI via “advanced mode”. We need more of OSS routers!
A more private and secure messenger than WhatsApp, signal and telegram, like simplex