Totally agree and that's why X and TikTok are so precious when the US gov's propaganda is omnipresent on all other social networks (not even talking about traditional media...)
We've eradicated so many species before and the world is still fine. Mosquitoes are by far the deadliest, birds or bigger insects that feed on them will eat other things.
Since the Dropbox update for macOS on File Provider, I moved to Google Drive (it works, but I didn't want to rely too much on Google, I already use it for my email and photo auto-archive).
So I moved recently to Proton Drive (they released their macOS app 3 weeks ago), but boy its really buggy. So now I'm considering moving back to Dropbox...
I've read that sync.com is great too, but not sure I want to pay another provider just yet...
Someone should really focus on building a trusted jailbreak solution so we (and not apple or google) can decide what we install on our $1,000 phones. Anyone knows a project working on this?
These articles are insane, 10min in until you get to the part of what happens to used batteries.
I’m really thinking the media business model is totally broken for these authors to not go straight to the point
can someone recommend an easy way to migrate Google Photos straight into Dropbox? (without having to download the Google Takeout exports locally (I've got like 400 GB of photos...))
Had a similar idea while reading this article: I was thinking of a website "How to do things", crowdsourced like Wikipedia where anyone could contribute.
So examples could be: How to launch a ecommerce marketplace, or How to launch a Saas, etc. And you could read the manuals, edited by people that learned the hard way. And useful for some that didn't go through incubators. Plus we can extend out of startups/businesses.
I like this idea of your book, but if you get a particular point wrong you can't change it, whereas by doing a crowdsourced website anyone can improve. Just my midnight 2cents :-)