I haven't seen any mention of opening the sources to the public. If I don't have access to the sources, how will I know for sure that they can't read my messages?
I really don't understand why they aren't trying to do something in between. If you download/buy a game from xbox live you can virtually lend it and a connection is require to lend the game (and temporary disable your…
Because Google learns what your preferences are, DDG don't. This is why there is no "search bubble", unfortunately it comes at a price.
I don't know what's the opinion of everyone on that, but to me it's just as bad as a paywall.
Isn't that a bit unfair to judge the quality of their service based on the DNS being down for every .io service?
This is what I use with Tmux: https://github.com/sorin-ionescu/prezto/blob/master/modules/... Basically a daemon session is started (if it wasn't there before) and every terminal you open automatically connects to that…
Feedly "Firefox only"... I'm not sure that list is reliable
Sentry is open-source: https://github.com/getsentry/sentry
Some people might apply without reading the conditions. The first one being that you need to be a startup.
In that case one could argue that the service is tailored to the meet the precise requirements of the client and it explains the price variation (and why the price isn't displayed).
I haven't seen any mention of opening the sources to the public. If I don't have access to the sources, how will I know for sure that they can't read my messages?
I really don't understand why they aren't trying to do something in between. If you download/buy a game from xbox live you can virtually lend it and a connection is require to lend the game (and temporary disable your…
Because Google learns what your preferences are, DDG don't. This is why there is no "search bubble", unfortunately it comes at a price.
I don't know what's the opinion of everyone on that, but to me it's just as bad as a paywall.
Isn't that a bit unfair to judge the quality of their service based on the DNS being down for every .io service?
This is what I use with Tmux: https://github.com/sorin-ionescu/prezto/blob/master/modules/... Basically a daemon session is started (if it wasn't there before) and every terminal you open automatically connects to that…
Feedly "Firefox only"... I'm not sure that list is reliable
Sentry is open-source: https://github.com/getsentry/sentry
Some people might apply without reading the conditions. The first one being that you need to be a startup.
In that case one could argue that the service is tailored to the meet the precise requirements of the client and it explains the price variation (and why the price isn't displayed).