General electric plant
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General electric plant
I’ll give it a shot, thanks! It just sucks to be paying so much for a service and not even have a functional mobile app, nor be able to connect something like K9 to it.
ITT: People who think they know better than security researchers
It’s all I care about, unfortunately.
I want Proton to succeed simply on an ideological basis, but myself and a lot of other people are being severely hampered by this lack of functionality on the Linux desktop, which is ironic given that this is where the privacy-centric user base lives. As a customer of both Proton Unlimited and Proton Business, I don’t feel taken care of, and almost all the alternatives have some functional, easy to use drive sync functionality on Linux, on top of letting me use the cloud calendar locally.
I’m slowly migrating away from Proton Business use towards hosted mail + NextCloud as it did not meet my needs at all for a 90% Linux desktop use case, but I hope to revisit it in the future.
Still waiting for the Linux Drive client.
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My eyes, they bleed
Also has been my experience with floorp.
Nail on the head. I will keep Proton for personal use, but for professional use, I’ll unfortunately be moving away for these and so many more reasons. It’s not a ready product at all.
Cool, when will the bridge get caldav support?
I don’t use the Proton calendar at all because I can’t use it with GNOME nor Thunderbird, so I have to use a local calendar.
Which I will lose, alongside the notepad.
Hell, I lose my phone and find my laptop in the laundry bins sometimes. ADHD is making me demented.
Not if you have ADHD, the barrier to success needs to be really low.
Because the browser doesn’t wait for you to drag and drop, it just wants to capture whatever goes over it.
True, I hope so!
Searching for emails sucks balls compared to Outlook, and accessing any semblance of advanced search is not obvious as you have to go through the top bar.
I can’t even do from:email@address.com
in the search field, I have to go to advanced search, which is missing other features.
Ah yes my workplace is like this due to the data we work with. I get to use a KeePaas though!
Use a passphrase. Easy for a human to remember, hard for a machine to crack.
The difference is a passphrase is a bunch of random words stringed together so you get a longer passcode, versus a shorter string of random characters, which is a password.
Obviously the best is long passwords, but that’s only if you have a password manager.
“joining forces” is just corporate speech for an acquisition.
Ah that would definitely be it, my VPS has 4 GB of RAM and runs other services just fine. I set it up about a month ago.
You can try it yourself: https://searx.veryloud.ca/
Cost is whatever since this VPS is being used for other things.
I’m a bit confused about swap solving things though since it’s unlikely to be a memory issue.
Downvotes because you have a negative attitude is my guess.