American_Jesus

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American_Jesus,

It’s because the website is trying to guess your country by the IP you’re using instead of browser useragent. Don’t know anything to change that, only change the language on the page if possible

American_Jesus,

Blink is a fork of WebKit wich is a fork of KHTML, KHTML exist since the '98, the codebase isn’t that younger too. Was tweaked by Apple then by Google, with some features that don’t exist on other engines.

American_Jesus,

How do you record the temperature from 120’000 years ago?

American_Jesus,

Some apps already support videos, like Voyager, Liftoff and Lemmy on desktop.

You just need to share the file on external service like catbox.moe

There’s already some communities for video only like !combatfootage

American_Jesus,

With plain DNS the ISP can see that you request example.tld to 1.1.1.1

With encrypted DNS (DoT, DoH, DoQ, DNSCrypt…) the requests are encrypted with TLS or other, o only see that you connected to dns.cloudflare.com not the domain that you request, so it cannot see that you requested example.tld

American_Jesus,

Almost, but only for DNS heimdalsecurity.com/…/what-is-encrypted-dns-traff…

You can also use DNS-over-SSH or DNS-over-TOR, only tunnels the DNS not the whole traffic

American_Jesus,

On mobile you can use Voyager as webapp (vger.app), for desktop you can use the LemmyTools to auto-expand images (github.com/howdy-tsc/LemmyTools).

There’s also other 3rd party apps that you can use lemmyapps.netlify.app

some instances already include Voyager on their service (m.lemdro.id, m.lemmy.world)

American_Jesus,

It’s working where

American_Jesus,

That’s why a lemmy version would be better.
The server is always found down, try again in a few minutes and should be working

Telegram frontend, Signal backend?

Hi. Is there an app that uses the Telegram client and all its cool features but uses end-to-end encryption by default? Imagine using Telegram with the Signal protocol - or even better - with the Matrix protocol. That would be so awesome. Most messaging apps, even WhatsApp, lack sooo many great features. Now imagine someone...

American_Jesus,

You can use Telegram or Signal with Matrix (kinda), but it loses E2EE encryption, so it loses the propose of privacy.

Good for linking communities, bad for privacy.

Such thing for Signal/Telegram didn’t see it, but it will have the same issue with E2EE

American_Jesus,

Is not that simple, messages still can be intercepted and if not E2EE it can be read.

You can host the bridge, but the host are somewhere remotely

American_Jesus,

No, but check if the browser isn’t using other DoH provider. If so just disable it.

American_Jesus,

You have a comparison with other protocols here
dnscrypt.info/faq

American_Jesus,

Don’t get why people gets so exited for this when there’s better software without paywall and open-source like Navidrome or Funkwhale.

If you going to self-host, use a dedicated software

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