A lot of people use Signal. It may not be the best solution out there, but it is so, so, so much better than the proprietary alternates.

One good thing is that a normie can easily use it as an alternative to WhatsApp, since the app design is so similar. I mean, it is easy for family and friends to understand and start using Signal, compared to something like Matrix or XMPP.

And if someone needs a little more hardening, they could use the fork called Molly, which has a few more security benefits over the stock app.

Yes, but not something that bulky.

I want a big gauntlet with a largw screen and more processing power on my arm instead.

This is a quality post.

Why are you bloody?

I ahve used capy reader on android, available on Fdroid. Currently, I am using Nextcloud news as my RSS, works everywhere, web clients, android clients, all FOSS.

I support men’s rights…

Oops

No, Diksha is Indian.

Yes.

New research suggests Australians are missing out on cheaper medicines and spending millions more on smaller quantity prescriptions.

Health practitioners have been able to prescribe some medicines in 60-day, rather than 30-day, doses since 2023, reducing the daily cost of life-saving medication for patients.

However, survey results suggest some reluctance among GPs and pharmacists to prescribe and supply higher doses of medications, with some hampered by time constraints and out-of-date software. SKIP ADVERTISEMENT

Dr Tian Wang, a research fellow at the George Institute for Global Health, said blood pressure patients had saved $65 million in the months since 60-day prescribing came into effect for medicines of this type.

But there is untapped potential.

“The government has projected that if around half of blood pressure medication was prescribed at a larger 60-day dose, Australians would save $165 million each year,” she told SBS News, citing figures repeated by health minister Mark Butler.

I will ask HOW the toddy goth gf is, once I find WHERE the big tiddy goth gf is. 🙂‍↕️

Here, take this.

Go wild!

I’m in India, and most government websites block VPN usage. I have to turn off my VPN to access them. There is no other way.

One more thing I have noticed is that when I using Mullvad’s ad-blocking DNS (just the DNS, no VPN), many government sites do not load, as in the domain name does not get resolved.

There is no god.

Honestly, you’ll be better off buying an Android box from a renowned company, or a used mini PC.

By the way, what specific issues do you have with Swiftfin?

I thought car tyres were made of rubber.

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Actually, 6 posts in last 6 days. All posted by me. :3