hirihit640

ok first off, this community is about self-hosting, there just happens to be a lot of overlap between people who self-host and people who care about privacy.

And if you thought privacy was about distrust, that is a very unhealthy view. Privacy-minded folk simply have different principles than the mainstream. But if somebody comes along that shares those principles, then trust can be earned.

OP's product is open-source and self-hostable. This is aligned with the community. I'm not saying to throw money at the product before it's released, but it's worth keeping an eye on, and showing support for.

Ok so you're a troll then. Fearmongering doesn't help the community. If you're against something give evidence. There's a balance between fearmongering and blind hype.

this reply adds nothing. Please explain your position

You don't have to pre-order, just wait until it's released and buy it then. And in this case you can get a raspi and test the product for yourself, so why spread FUD?

Matrix. Bitwarden. Nextcloud. There are many examples of open-source, self-hosted applications that have for-profit companies that offer to host them for you as a service. Now if you use one of those Nextcloud providers to store your notes, can that providers read all your data? Of course. But for people who don't want to self-host, it's often a more trusted option than Google.

there's something like that in Bazzite! If you go to the menu -> system settings -> language -> keyboard, then physically unplug the keyboard, the keyboard should now be disabled!

These comments are why privacy products will always be behind. Why open-source is full of dead projects. These people are just trying to make a living off making privacy-focused products. And all the comments are like "They're a for-profit company? They had marketing material prepped to reply to people's comments?!".

The code is open-source, self-hostable, built using commodity hardware (raspi), and they're just trying to make it sustainable by providing an optional paid service. This is not the enemy.

I think they're just a privacy-focused startup that just wants to make a living off their work

Are you from the USA? I recall hearing that post-war USA was a huge golden era for them since the rest of the world was rebuilding, so it's not the best thing to compare to since it will likely never happen again

a man with multiple wives is polygyny or a harem.

polygamy can be any gender, but if I were to guess, polygamy is one-to-many relationship (man with multiple wives, woman with multiple husbands), while polyamory is just a group of people all in a group relationship

anybody have examples of the opposite? American hollywood movies/shows that nonchalantly presented something common in the USA, but was jarring when you watched it?

I believe the UK too