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Europe@feddit.org•Denmark has abandoned plans to ditch Microsoft Office after technical problemsEnglish
2·2 hours agoLol, how? Just use LibreOffice.
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Games@lemmy.world•Super late to the party but Control is really good…English
4·2 hours agoI feel ya. Patient gamers save a lot of money!
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Today I Learned@lemmy.world•TIL that the P in PHP stands for PHPEnglish
1·2 hours agoPHP²
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Technology@lemmy.world•Google quietly changes privacy policy so your Gmail and Photos could be used in targeted ads - DexertoEnglish
1·2 hours agoTuta Mail and PixelUnion!
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Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•Optimists of Lemmy, what gives you hope about the future?
3·2 hours agoOne thing is way fewer people dying of climate-related causes and natural disasters than ever before.
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politics @lemmy.world•Trump says he doesn't 'give a damn' about gas prices as US making 'fortune'
12·2 hours agoHe said the loud part loudly.
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Programmer Humor@programming.dev•Anon died on the "clang format bad" hill
2·2 hours agoThis is valid, but just remember there are limitations. I personally use Tuta.
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Lemmy Shitpost@lemmy.world•Sean Connery in 1964 (on the set of Goldfinger) and Thomas Brodie-Sangster in 2024. Both age 34 in their respective photos.
7·4 hours agoPart of it, I’m sure, is that Thomas has babyface. Part of it, too, is that people don’t smoke cigarettes, or drink as much as they used to, or generally live as hard of lives. Living through the 2000s, for example, isn’t really as complicated perhaps, or troubling, as living through the Great Depression and World War II and the Cold War.
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Programmer Humor@programming.dev•Anon died on the "clang format bad" hill
71·4 hours agoEmail does not matter as much as people think it does. People like to suggest that others should switch to Proton or Tuta. There are some benefits to doing that. For example, Proton and Tuta are zero knowledge encrypted. Tuta is completely powered by renewables, and it supports contacts integration on Android.
However, some people say that those services give you real email privacy. They don’t. Proton uses the same protocol that everyone else is using. Tuta sort of does their own thing, but it is interoperable with all email services. Unless you are emailing people within the same service, it is not end to end encrypted. You could use PGP. I think most people would not open your email or respond to you, though.
In my mind, email is old school and a fairly low priority for privacy enthusiasts. You are welcome to switch to those services. And like I said, there are some benefits. If you think, however, that using those services is going to give you real email privacy, you are unfortunately mistaken.

I hope it’s more thoughtful.