That’s exactly the point made by Cory Doctorow during his talk at the Chaos Communication Congress 2025: https://media.ccc.de/v/39c3-a-post-american-enshittification-resistant-internet

Europe should revoke US privileges that came along with free market agreements. Tarifs broke the agreements, so Europe let’s stop complying on your side too.

Hi, it looks great, any plan to have a web UI or iphone version? (on Altstore maybe…)

It doesn’t support tags / filtering, so it’s pretty lame. I heard they actually removed this feature to push users towards icloud.

Looks very similar to Plume, the “no DB required” is neat though!

Yes, so now when there’s a success, it gets attributed to AI. When there’s an outage, that’s the fault of humans not reviewing correctly. These senior engineers will get fucked in all scenarios.

Hello, looks like sources moved to codeberg, it looks still active: https://codeberg.org/heretic/torrents-csv-server

Hello, pas beaucoup de détails techniques sur le projet u2p. Je n’ai pas de compte Matrix pour rejoindre le channel. Quelqu’un peut-il partager le / les liens Radicle vers les sources?

It still works but sadly it got the “no sim card” syndrome, so no longer a daily phone option…

I feel my old n900 will remain the only one I ever had…

Regarding Google, looks like it’s in the pipe yes, Fushia is non-GPL (permissive licenses, so no redistribution clause in case of a sudden licensing switch).

Code signing for EXE is already a thing. And @[email protected] is right, the same thing is happening there. Restrictions are getting more inconvenient, with Microsoft now talking about a maximum code signing certificates validity of 72 hours, with identity verification getting more strict too. Valid code signing certificates are not mandatory yet but I guess it’s a matter of time before we need to type powershell commands to disable restrictions.

Thanks for clarifying on the dependency on java i2p for DHT in i2psnark. I did not read it anywhere and was wondering. I’ll probably switch to qbt then.

There are Wireguard clients that connect based on wifi / mobile status. On f-droid WG Tunnel, WG Auto Connect, or Rethink should do.

You can also find private torrent sites with temporary open registration on opentrackers (mostly new ones but not only). There you can find invite forums (so mind your stats).

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Here is an example for a famous book on two random instances:

• https://ramblingreaders.org/book/116065/s/project-hail-mary (7 reviews)
• https://ramblingreaders.org/book/116071/s/project-hail-mary (14 reviews)
• https://ramblingreaders.org/book/94232/s/project-hail-mary (37 reviews)
• https://bookwyrm.social/book/102060/s/project-hail-mary (686 reviews)
• https://bookwyrm.social/book/733316/s/project-hail-mary (3 reviews)
• https://bookwyrm.social/book/1018730/s/project-hail-mary (9 reviews)
• https://bookwyrm.social/book/215201/s/project-hail-mary (24 reviews)

I can find the 686 reviews entry on both, but not the others. And still, these all refer to the same book…

When I tried Bookwirm (a while ago), it didn’t look like there was any kind of metadata sharing between instances. Each book was present on each library, thus destroying the user experience (per-instance ratings and reviews for a single book).

I prefer Every Door for simple POI edits. Much easier to use for this use case (updating opening hours for example), especially on small screens.

Yep, I agree, UI looks a bit old but reacts quickly so it’s nice to use. You need to add plugins for some features like kanban.

Switching to Signal for family group chat is an easy move, as it’s the same user experience than Whatsapp. Note: it’s american but not GAFAM (open source and non-profit).