Tired of Google’s "Cloud Prison"?
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Tired of Google’s "Cloud Prison"? ⛓️📸
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#Privacy #GooglePhotos #DeGoogle #PixelUnion #EU #SelfHosting #TechFreedom
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Tired of Google’s "Cloud Prison"? ⛓️📸
No more terminal hacks or broken files. Our new Migration Tool makes moving to PixelUnion simple. 🚀
✅ No CLI needed — Just your browser! 💻
✅ Metadata, GPS, and dates are restored 🛠️
✅ Albums stay intact — No digital mess 📂
✅ Privacy-first & EU-based 🇪🇺✨Stop being the product. Bring your memories home where you are in control. 🏠
🔗 https://pixelunion.eu/blog/migration-tool/
#Privacy #GooglePhotos #DeGoogle #PixelUnion #EU #SelfHosting #TechFreedom
@pixelunion Are there plans to be able to store photos E2E encrypted? I do think E2E, where possible, is an important factor in privacy & security, somewhat in sovereignty. Indeed, I'd be more comfortable storing data E2E even in the Google cloud instead of only encrypted at rest at some company's server who pinky promise everything's fine...
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Tired of Google’s "Cloud Prison"? ⛓️📸
No more terminal hacks or broken files. Our new Migration Tool makes moving to PixelUnion simple. 🚀
✅ No CLI needed — Just your browser! 💻
✅ Metadata, GPS, and dates are restored 🛠️
✅ Albums stay intact — No digital mess 📂
✅ Privacy-first & EU-based 🇪🇺✨Stop being the product. Bring your memories home where you are in control. 🏠
🔗 https://pixelunion.eu/blog/migration-tool/
#Privacy #GooglePhotos #DeGoogle #PixelUnion #EU #SelfHosting #TechFreedom
@pixelunion This is beyond awesome, thank you very much. Please note this link in the blog post leads to a 404 page:
Gli ultimi otto messaggi ricevuti dalla Federazione
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Che scherzo di merda che ci hai fatto, Frusciantone.
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@oblomov @Zambunny documenta tutto quello che fai, prendi il tuo contratto, rivolgiti a un sindacato e parla con loro. Ti sanno dire cosa fare. Queste situazioni non migliorano da sole. @GustavinoBevilacqua
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@cate @mdione @float13 our soldering iron is something like 20W, basically irrelevant
and I don't have a welder, nor can use it (yet)
I suspect that the clothes iron isn't that much of a load either, at least once it's up to temperature, because it's rated 2.2 kW or something, but it's also on for very short periods of time, I should take some actual measurement
the same applies to the kettle: rated 2.2 kW, but for a tea it only stays on for a couple of minutes, so it's less than 100 Wh
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Q: And it will continue to work on non-Linux systems like FreeBSD?
A: Also correct.
Q: Why have I been hearing that KDE will force systemd down everybody's throats via Plasma then?
A: There are sad people who will do anything for attention and clicks, will spread FUD and fake controversies to obtain them, including decontextualising comments on merge requests, stating as facts and official communications what are personal opinions, and finally straight up lying.
Don't believe the FUD.
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“Perché è arrivata quarta”
@matematica - Il complicato concetto di un tempo a pari merito
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Q: So I don't have to use PLM?
A: No! You can completely ignore PLM! Please be our guest and use any of the other non-systemd dependent LMs that will work and continue to work just fine, now and in the future.
Q: Is KDE planning on making *any* of Plasma's core components dependent on systemd?
A: No.
Q: So Plasma does not and will not require systemd to work now or in the future?
A: That is correct.
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A quick anti-FUD FAQ to debunk "the KDE is forcing systemd!" hoax—a thread 🧵
Q: Does the Plasma Login Manager require systemd to work?
A: Yes.
Q: So you ARE forcing Plasma users to use systemd!!?!?!
A: No. The Plasma Login Manager is one of probably half a dozen Login Managers (or more) that can boot Plasma. We made PLM because it will give distro creators a cool piece of kit that can (not "must", not "should": *can*) be tacked onto a system to boot into Plasma.
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