My next laptop will be a framework. They offer parts and manuals and it is built to be fixed and upgraded instead of thrown away like almost everything else now. https://frame.work/
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Puh puh puh puh puh pa POWER!
And hey. That's a good reason to use njalla and everyone needs to make their own decisions. It just comes at the risk of if they get shut down you really won't have any claim to your domains. It is more private for sure but comes with elevated risk of loss compared to using a traditional registrar and giving them some contact information. My only point was to make sure people are aware of the tradeoff.
All of that is 100x harder than installing Graphene. Graphene can be installed by almost anyone who can watch this video: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=ZAZlmYKrwfk
ICANN's RAA says nothing about your address needing to be your home address. It can be a P.O. Box or a mail forwarding service. It just needs to be a contact address.
I'll second porkbun. They are great.
If not porkbun then name cheap.
If not either of those anyone but godaddy.
Don't forget to run the DEJIGAMAFLIPPER on your domain after purchase. Very important.
Yea this too. If you are ever debating doing this search you up some aftermath pictures. People's femurs break and their feet are up by their face. Just don't do it.
I think The Verge has been getting better over time. Its kind of a breath of fresh air they seem to mostly stay politically neutral and they occasionally use tasteful euphemisms while reporting very accurately. I miss Paul and Dieter but the newer people are doing great work too.
I feel terrible for laughing. Good gracious.
Google play music was the last straw for me. I will never depend on them for a service ever again. They just aren't reliable.
It looks like ente.io for photo management will probably be listed on the privacy guides website soon: https://discuss.privacyguides.net/t/ente-photo-management/11763
For email/calendar/drive Proton is the easy choice. I know photo upload is on their radar too but like everything with proton it will probably be a while before that's ready to roll out.