Partly because the majority of the people didn’t even know there were 3rd party apps lol. Many people don’t even care about the protests. Reddit is too big for it to go down overnight.
The only thing we could do now is build better communities here.
Whats not stopping some governments from embracing this? A new way to validate and monitor what you can and cannot do on the web is a nice way to assume control. They might consider this to be a good thing which worries me.
Ha maybe it wasn’t needed. Elon is too predictable at this point I wouldn’t be surprised.
Bet Elon will sue tf outta this /s
That’s good to know. I’ll keep an eye on it. I’m very content with Obsidian atm. For anytype the p2p device sync is definitely the alluring factor for me.
Interested to see how they price it in the long run.
I’m interested to see the pricing before I jump on. It ticks every box with it being local/offline first and open source.
I have seen that as well.
For my programming needs, I seem to notice it takes wild guesses from 3rd party libraries that are private and assumes it could be used in my code. Head scratching results.
Nextdns has blocklists that you can configure something I could control. I used the free tier for a while, you get 300k queries a month which should be okay for personal use. The paid tier is $20/yr which isn’t bad. I liked it so I continued to use it.
FWIW, latest Firefox nightlies have caught up to Chrome in terms of performance. I have been a Firefox user since the 3.5 days, I was briefly swayed by Chrome because of performance until I came back for the Quantum update and stuck with it ever since. The updates have been great and Firefox + ubo + Nextdns is a solid combination.
rest.nvim with neovim