I don’t as I’ve never used them.

Considering that you don’t have to actually give them a name or anything, I’m betting that’s probably the case.

True. The Monero community was basically like, fuck you, we aren’t changing anything. And if you don’t like it, then tough noodles.

The user can do things transparently if they want to in Monero, but it’s not by default, obviously.

We already have public view keys.

Hell yeah

Oopse, will fix

The photo did not come through for me on my end, but the alt text did. And my question to you is, is this a tiny violin?

If a website requires me to upload an ID, then I’m going to be finding a new website, because I’m not doing that.

I am a barbarian. I just keep my tasks in a list of notes and then put an “X” beside them when they are finished.

I use Fossify Notes from fdroid

I am using them because I was able to pay with Monero, which is incredibly important to me.

They’re not as cheap as my previous domain registrar, but my previous domain registrar did not accept Monero, and that wasn’t something I could deal with.

This exactly. I like the thread style formatting, because then I’m following a topic, and not an individual person, because I really don’t give a shit what you had for breakfast, and don’t need your food pics lol. I’m not into that, but if you post something interesting in a technology forum, then I’m quite interested.

This sounds so much like the snitch code from Thieves’ Emporium by Max Hernandez, written in 2014.

Or at least I believe it was 2014.

Wait, kde has a screen reader? Since when? I was only aware of GNOME Orca.

Lucky friend.

Yep, that’s the one.

Google begins developer identification. So you can’t be an app developer and get on devices without identifying yourself to Google.

Look up the Keep Android Open initiative.

The Third Reality speaker also recently came out.

So now there are three. The Pine one, the Home Assistant one, and the third Reality one.

I have not used Google Play services on my Android phone since 2019, so I’m perfectly used to not having those.

Does it have any kind of accessibility? I have seen the accessibility section of PHOSH and GNOME Mobile on post-market OS, and while they don’t seem to have a screen reader, they do seem to have the zoom capabilities for magnification, which is part of what I need.

I saw a YouTube video from 8 months ago where somebody was trying the Jolla C2 and specifically mentioned the lack of accessibility settings.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5titW5dclwg

I am a bit concerned because it sounds like Sailfish OS doesn’t have any kind of accessibility settings and I use a combination of magnification and screen reader.

I don’t think Post Market OS has a screen reader either, but I have seen the accessibility section of GNOME Mobile and PHOSH, and they at least appear to have the zoom capabilities.