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Or morally better than breaking TOS, use a FOOS alternative like Jellyfin.

Pcloud will probably go this way.

The country itself is beautiful, a friend of mine visited last year and he felt you , as a nation, all were very nice, caring, even the police... The photos he brought back were breathtaking...

You are going to get out of that stump when the country wakes up from the shock, I know it. but for now it's the unknown and most of you are still in shock or(worse) still infatuated with American exceptionalism.

Seeing all the stories of European tourists detained by ice despite their papers in good order, it's going to be the easiest advice to follow.

True: self hosting is beneficial, Foss office suite is great to empower us, users... etc.

The point of the software presented isn't aimed at regular computer users that would enjoy a bit of independence, it looks more like something aimed at the enterprise administrative level that people may stumble upon while searching for a document (who needs versioning apart from filename extensions if you alone work on the documents).See it as: you may find , download and use updated packaged software on github but in reality it's really a tool aimed at devs before being a software repository for end users.

I see this as software mainly for the French or German state administration being made public for others to enrich, integrate... Like Olvid is a matrix based E2E encrypted, real authenticated identity based messenger made available to the public once the French government financed it's development for it's own use.

Even nextcloud-not-AIO offers a way to install the server of office suites through the settings of the admin account all in the web GUI. I've chosen onlyoffice but it could have been nextcloud docs or collabora (and soon maybe, this thing)

Nah, open street maps is part of an open source map initiative with Meta and Microsoft, we're safe there....

There is: default search results on FF have always legally been sold to Google, the public didn't know since there were no terms of service or mention by FF whenever they uploaded the android version on the playstore that their users data would be collected and some be sold. Position is one of the data that may be sold as it could be used by Google to dermine which localised version of the search result is the best one to serve

And it's not going to be Google in the future: it could be Bing, startpage, ecosia, qwant etc... As long as someone pays, then the results are sold and there needs to be a warning to users.

Lil Debbie works on Android phones for quite a few years now, devs didn't wait on google to chroot the hell out of android.

The "bullshit" might all start against in 8 years, 12 years etc... So it's not just 4 years other countries have to deal with but the lifetime of the fleets they acquired yesteryears.

Too unreliable partner to trust. End of story.

Rafales are not readily available, the factories have a huge order backlog.