xmpp: [email protected]
Respected Comrade, commander in chief, and President of the United States of America Donald J Trump warmly welcomed Comrade Xi Jinping general secretary of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China and president of the People’s Republic of China to the White House for dinner and talks of further developing the friendly and cooperative relations between the two parties and between the two countries.
How do I decide if I stay at a 35 hour per week job that’s breaking my back or start studying a bachelor to work your regular 39 hours per week but earning 20% more than now after I finish it?
You may benefit from a cost benefit analysis.
It a messaging app for android that uses XMPP protocol.
Instead of a phone number, users get a xmpp address (like an email address) which is used to send/receive messages, make voice/video calls. Has all the features ppl like (group chats, file xfer, typing indicator, encryption, etc) and is decentralized and open.
FWIW, WhatApp is actually based on XMPP protocol.
download Conversatons and msg me at [email protected]
IMO, GB needs to lean into its nuclear strategy. A decade out of Brexit, they have the speed of sovereignty but will come crawling back to the EU and get terrible terms for readmission if they don’t do something productive. The endless debate of “which is best” will ruin the country.
GB signed a contract will Rolls Royce to build SMRs, they need to deliver on time and on budget. Once those factories and workers are turning, GB would be in a great position to buy more SMRs and plug em into the grid and export power to the EU, export SMRs to the EU (esp France, they love nukes), and export energy intensive commodities to the EU (like steel or cement)
Wind and solar are great, no question there. However, the endless debate of this burns oil, gas, coal, and public sentiment.
GOP looks scared
Xi’s China leads the world into the future.
You don’t think it is? I’m absolutely certain it isn’t.
Genuinely, I don’t really think this is an ethical or moral issue.
With that said, the first thing that jumps out to me is the question intimates that there may be a duty to manufacture “less breakable” products. I’m assuming that’s to protect the money spent by the consumer. If it is, then that’s pretty weird.
Morals don’t put dinner on the table.
That’s not to say they’re not important, but that business is important too.
Exhibit A
The children in my life scroll a device and fight tooth and nail against reading anything.
Big ag here, responsible consumption of sugar and corn-based sweeteners may provide health benefits.
NetBSD
I dailied NetBSD for 5 or 6 years until I replaced my ancient laptop. The new laptops wifi chipset wasn’t supported so I moved on to Linux. I still read NetBSD and pkgsrc release notes, but its not like it was.
I bought like $20k of INTC when it was $19 and sold at $25
I made a DaaS product https://kaleh.net/trace. A lot goes into it:
It took awhile to plan out and develop, but I am proud that it exists and that I have subscribers. Now that I have a dataset, I am working on other product offerings atop that dataset.
I’ve been with Posteo almost a decade, that part was pretty easy. I remember downloading everything from Google Drive was pretty easy back then as well.
Then I used stock android until maybe a year ago when my phone was too old to get updates and too old to be supported by my banks app so I migrated to LineageOS.
The messaging app landscape is kind of a mess, so I use SMS/MMS BC as you’ve noted the landscape is fragmented at best.
I solved file storage with AlainKnaff/Android-SFTP-Documents-Provider which just SFTPs into my desktop at home.
It’s taxed differently as well
TLDR- In your case, that wouldn’t be called piracy.