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  • P2P don't need really an server or selfhosting, content's are pointing direct to the user devices. The drawback is that your device must be online when the receptor want to retrieve the content. There is nothing which store the content in between. The advantage, more privacy impossible, out of the reach of any third parties, not even the ISP.

    There is also something similar, like eg. Croc, which allows even the transfer of any content this way, full encrypted like the others, same as the others is download and use it.

    P2P is always the safest form to communicate and share content, as it was since the beginning with the paleolytic finger command from 1971, which still can be used for text transfer (most Linux, Unix like Mac and Windows)

    Eg, write in your command line finger [email protected]

    See https://happynetbox.com/

  • There is also Chitchatter, an encrypted P2P communication platform, ephimere, no account, similar Otr

  • Ad made by Gemini, I think

  • It is always best not to depend on third countries in the essentials. This thing about rare earths is basically not so correct, since they are not really rare, they are found in practically all countries, only the extraction is enormously polluting, but on the other hand there are in each country old exploitations and mining in an environment that has already been destroyed. Urban mining may also should be more used than currently, with the huge amount of electronic waste available everywhere and are a big source for not only "rare earth", but also a lot of other raw material. As always, political, economic and corporation interests prevail the common sense.

  • "Have all the money" is more and more relative in the US with who has all the money, the country and the people for sure not, but greedy corporations and billonairs, thank Trump, who puts public money with full hands in his own pockets and those of his friends.

  • We'll see, at the moment in the US isn't a good country for devs or cientifics, less for foreigners. They even cut the money to the NASA, shutting down climate sats, investigation centers and universities, not even police and military get paid (only ICE). Better if he tried it in Canada, the US is currently the worst and most crappy country to immigrate for everyone.

  • Not 1000 years ago, KHTML is still used by Konqueror, last release 25.08.2 2025-10-09 (Linux only). But yes, it got very marginal, some more development by KDE would be desirable to be an real alternative.

    https://apps.kde.org/konqueror/

    ....WebKit started as a fork of the KHTML and KJS libraries from KDE, and has since been further developed by KDE contributors (KWebKit), Apple, Google, Nokia, Bitstream, BlackBerry, Sony, Igalia, and others. WebKit supports macOS, Windows, Linux, and various other Unix-like operating systems. On April 3, 2013, Google announced that it had forked WebCore, a component of WebKit, to be used in future versions of Google Chrome under the name Blink.

    Certainly Spain is pretty active in software developement (OpenSource and also proprietary), eg. Panda Security with the first cloud based AV which retrieved Malware definition in realtime from the cloud. Nowadays most other AV, even the Windows Defender, use this system.

    https://www.f6s.com/companies/software/spain/co

  • In trading stability is that what count. Apart that China offers way more in tecnology than the US, whose tecnology is only centred in weapons. Look at Chinas EVs, they are light years more advanced as Tesla, same in robotics, already massive implemented in the society (surveillance apart)

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u9Ji_p0ODKk

  • The EU is also going away from trades with the US (not only because tariffs) and prefering to trade with China as a more trustworth client and provider.

  • EU OpenSource alternatives already exist since a lot of years, often even superior as the ones from the US. It's not the lack of EU alternatives, it's only the lack of their use by corporations and goverments, eg. Blink and WebKit are forks from the German KHTML (killed by Apple) by KDE, In the AI, there exist, among others, the Swiss Apertus (FLOSS) by the Swiss Supercomputer Center (CSCS) used also by the CERN. Proton, Nextcloud, Murena, Mastodon, Fairphone......It would be easy for the EU to have total sovereignty in Soft and Services, it just lacks the political will to have it, while Trump is occupied with his Ballroom scam, paid by Google, M$, Apple, Amazon, Meta, Cryptocompanies & cia.

    https://european-alternatives.eu/alternatives-to

    https://european-alternatives.eu/categories

    https://eu-os.eu/

    On the other hand, it isn't so important the country of community driven OpenSource, more important in those made by the mencioned Ballroom spomsores which are to avoid, also in commercial proprietary apps, there are also preferable those from EU companies.

  • The simple way is an cheer bot without net access and only basic AI. I had one of this for ~100 bucks, which did his work, but I gave it to my sister-in-law, because I was faster sweeping the floor with a broom.

  • Yes, there are also creators which public their work without any financial interests, but the most which create contents with effort and quality, like cientific documentals, music and other artistic content have costs producing and publishing it. In Odysee they have an fair system to gain money, like also in Bandcamp, without nagging and annoying the user for it, like in YT. In PeerTube to do it the creators can only use third party services for it (Patreon or others), otherwise they can do only the same as YT, blocking the access to their instance as paid service.

  • For creators, wich want to monitize their content, PeerTube isn't an option. The alternatives for music is Bandcamp and for all other Odysee, there they can create incomings with their content. PeerTube is nice for upload and host videos and same images in Pixelfed, both federated but only this.

  • Version alpha

  • Wrong, they spread less dust as an vacuum cleaner do. because a vacuum cleaner suck in one end and blow on the other. After some uses this thing begin to spread a lot of the dust in the whole air. The little dust spreaded by an broom is only very limited locally.

  • I use a broom, faster than any of these bots, cheaper, environment friendly and 100% private.

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    Hugging Face unveils two new humanoid robots | TechCrunch

    techcrunch.com /2025/05/29/hugging-face-unveils-two-new-humanoid-robots/
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    Suspected InfoStealer Malware Data Breach Exposed 184 Million Logins and Passwords

    www.websiteplanet.com /news/infostealer-breach-report/
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    Web Browser telemetry - 2025 edition

    sizeof.cat /post/web-browser-telemetry-2025-edition/
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    social.vivaldi.net /@ueeu/114372157699699625
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    EU OS

    eu-os.gitlab.io
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    Discord Begins Testing Facial Scans for Age Verification

    gizmodo.com /discord-begins-testing-facial-scans-for-age-verification-2000590188
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    Ants solving a geometric problem

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    Firefox now has Terms of Use! This'll go over like a lead balloon

    infosec.exchange /@mttaggart/114071999359445580
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    BraX3: the most privacy-friendly smartphone!

    www.indiegogo.com /projects/brax3-the-most-privacy-friendly-smartphone
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    Are ad blockers the new scapegoat for website failures?

    adguard.com /en/blog/ad-blockers-website-crash-blame.html
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    Kids

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    GitHub - ading2210/linuxpdf: Linux running inside a PDF file via a RISC-V emulator

    github.com /ading2210/linuxpdf
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    YouTube Bug Could Have Exposed Emails Of 2.7 Billion Users

    www.forbes.com /sites/dimitarmixmihov/2025/02/12/youtube-bug-couldve-exposed-emails-of-27-billion-users/
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    AI Systems With 'Unacceptable Risk' Are Now Banned In the EU - Slashdot

    slashdot.org /story/25/02/04/0124248/ai-systems-with-unacceptable-risk-are-now-banned-in-the-eu
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    US Cloud soon illegal? Trump punches first hole in EU-US Data Deal.

    noyb.eu /en/us-cloud-soon-illegal-trump-punches-first-hole-eu-us-data-deal
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    Homepage | European Alternatives

    european-alternatives.eu
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    Scira

    scira.app
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    Skribisto

    www.skribisto.eu
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    Apple opts everyone into having their Photos analyzed by AI

    www.theregister.com /2025/01/03/apple_enhanced_visual_search/
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    PimEyes: Face Recognition Search Engine and Reverse Image Search |

    pimeyes.com