Privacy GuidesEnglish • 1 year ago

You're hypocrites

@jorgesumle@lemmy.pt to

Privacy GuidesEnglish • 1 year ago

Why do you use Crowdin (proprietary, bad for privacy) instead of Weblate (libre, privacy-friendly)
Why do you host the project on GitHub (proprietary, bad for privacy, developers located in Crimea, Cuba, Iran, North Korea and Syria can’t contribute)?
Why don’t you mention any of the FSF-endorsed GNU/Linux distributions?
Why do you use a Creative Commons non-free license?
Why don’t you recommend Libreboot or Coreboot?

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5•1 year ago
Smells like incel spirit
- @jorgesumle@lemmy.blahaj.zone
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  - @gullible_conjuror
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    Lol insulting is all your doing. By your logic you have less arguments relative to what you are claiming, and way less than half of a brain. This also coincides with observable data. Your just an angry punk.

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