You won't get banned here for recommending tuta.
It has been recommended several times (which is ok), but would be nice if you'd edit your post to, let's say, tell your experiences with it and thoughts after switching to it.
Really appreciate when someone makes a post about their own experiences so I can stop googling "reddit tutamail experiences".
But yeah, you won't get banned for this post here.
Thanks for sharing! Glad you got courage to share.
The creators of that page are on lemmy and have their own instance: lemmy.one
The official community is also here :) !privacyguides@lemmy.one
Ah sorry didn't get that and didn't know about this.
Sorry could you elaborate? Or was your comment made using the autofill functionality of heliboard?
Heliboard is awesome. FOSS, very customizable, no telemetry, and all the keyboard tools you can think of.
Used to be called "wiebetaaltwat". Found out about this app years ago from couple of Dutch guys and it was actually quite nice to use.
Haven't used it in awhile so don't know if anything has changed, but it was simple and efficient.
While we've got !boycottus@lemmy.ca or !buycanadian@lemmy.ca where this might fit better, it's a nice tip, thanks!
Something new to binge-watch :)
No worries, I'm a mod on !buyeuropean@feddit.uk community. Not an admin on .world or feddit.uk, just a feddit.uk user that is also a moderator of buyeuropean@feddit.uk
No, I'm not new. This account is new because you can't use mod tools properly if your account is on a separate instance from the modded community (e.g. you don't get reports, can't sticky stuff, etc).
And you also might not actually see the whole discussion going on here since you are on lemmy.world due to defederation between lemmy.world and other instances and so. I'm just reminding everyone to keep it civil since this community has had heated discussions before and the discussion easily slips into nationalism, which is against our rules.
Reminder: Arguing and discussion is okay, but keep it civil and do not attack the person you are arguing with.
Edit: locking discussion as we don't have enough resources to keep an eye on this post.
A tip for new users: if you want to continue the discussion of a locked post: there is a community for continuing discussions on locked posts !UnlockThread@lemm.ee.
Siemens is finally moving on to BSD IIRC and (slowly) industrial PC's are going to switch over.
Last new industrial windows based PC, server, as well as HMI I installed was in 2022. But yeah it's slow.