No, it’s extrapolating. Lying.
I’m sure this capital n Nobody journalist with 27 subscribers has incredible insight into the danish system.
Screenshots of articles aren’t sources. Links are sources.
I see you are from feddit.dk so I presume you are not a tankie, but just fell for the bait.
Every system, public or private, references this number. In practice, this allows authorities, and anyone with access, to track a person’s movements, habits, and history across virtually every aspect of society.
No it fucking doesn’t you dumbass. I give my CPR to an employer, that doesn’t give them access to anything besides confirmation that I am who I say I am. Nobody but the medical system has access to my health records and even that is wound up in numerous laws and explicit-consent forms.
There is no cross-contamination of data, it’s just an ID.
In Denmark, any public employee can search your CPR number in the national system and instantly pull up everything the state knows about you. If you work in healthcare, you have access to all health records, yes, everything, down to the embarrassing detail you once mentioned to your doctor about that spot on your buttcheek.
I’m not gonna read the rest of this, because they’re literally lying. That’s not how CPR works. Fuck off.
Denmark has many flaws you could point to, why make shit up?
I think your mistake was trusting someone else with your backups.
I made an in-place upgrade from 12 and it Just Works™
That’s all I care about.
Tuta are better, but not much. They’ve been getting worse every year.
I switched to Disroot early this year and it’s been smooth sailing. They’re not a corporation, and I can talk to them directly and not some dumb outsourced support staff.
It’s a corporation, so, no.
You need to specify what you want an alternative to, as Proton hosts a lot of services.
LibreWolf is Firefox without the bullshit.
Firefox is in the same situation. Bloated umbrella org (Mozilla) that has dubious funding sources builds subpar products. Look at how much support implementing JPEG XL had, and how they just didn’t care and completely shut the conversation down when Google said no.
The Matrix foundation didn’t embrace and extend anything, as they were always in control of the spec.
EEE applies to when corporations (notably Microsoft) embraces projects that aren’t theirs and takes them under their wing, expands on functionality which attracts all the users and makes them the sole developer of that functionality, which kills the old, open forks. Microsoft then kills their version of it, and the whole thing dies.
and the backend is no longer fully open source
You have no idea how funny that is because I called it on a whim half a decade ago.
No; in the case of Matrix it’s because the spec is insanely bloated. Nobody wants to work on that, especially for free.
It doesn’t support being flashed to a low-end commercial router like you’d do with OpenWrt, no. Those tend to require special firmware and binary blobs, hence OpenWrt has to specifically support a model or it likely won’t work. It’s like flashing Android ROMs.
OpnSense is great if you’re in the market for totally owning your own router, though. You can get an N100 box with 2 NICs off of ebay or something and slap OpnSense on that. That’s arguably more FOSS than flashing OpenWrt to a cheap commercial router.
It supports any x86 device you throw at it. I’m running it on a hodgepodge PC I built out of scrap.
Also powerful but I reckon if you’re at this level then you already know about it; https://opnsense.org/
It’s interesting that this is kicking up some controversy.
Yeah. You’d think that people on the fediverse, protocols that lend themselves to mass-scraping, would understand that it’s out of their hands once they post it.
I’m gonna archive this post and back it up twice so future generations can witness your immense pedantry.
No.
If you post it on the internet, it’s there forever.
It’s not for no reason, JPG and PNG suck ass
A good pirate doesn’t steal other peoples stuff! They simply take a copy. Yarr.