I have some academic work at the moment so it is usually all studying most of the day. But when i am free, i explore whatever topics interest me, online. It usually involves picking one topic, could be anything (Science, Tech, Politics, History, Linguistics, etc.) and then do lots of researching, finding sources, reading through and then making notes and documentation. Otherwise I change things on my linux system, experiment new things, maybe play something. If i find nothing, i just watch some youtubers or twitch streamers that i find entertaining. In the evenings i go for either a walk or bike around. Last year i used to watch some movies and web series as well on my laptop. I used to binge watch a lot so i haven't watched any in a good while. That's pretty much it i guess.
English has quite many problems in a lot of components. It is not phonemic and is very complex. That is one of the main reasons I got interested in learning Esperanto. It is simple, phonemic and planned to be good.
Bonan tagon al ĉiuj esperantistoj ĉi tie.
I am not sure if it supports importing from Simple Notes specifically but I use Notesnook. Needs an account however.
I don't want to risk breaking any keys.
Are all of its components open source?
These Privacy Policies are likely only for their website element.io considering it mentions 'service'.
In the app itself you can disable 'Send analytics data' in 'Settings/Security & Privacy' and it sends no data whatsoever to the Devs.
I just surveilled the network traffic of my installed Element client and observed that it makes 0 connections to 'element.io' or 'matrix.org' or any other element-affiliated websites. The only connections made were to my instance server at a different service. So there is no possible way element can log my IP address.
If you're still skeptical of the Element Desktop App then you can alternatively:
- Use a fork like SchildiChat which I personally use.
- Fork the Element Client and modify the code to suit your needs.
Again, Element is open source, whether or not it makes requests to the element service to purposefully log your IP address even if you do not use the official service can be verified by just auditing the code. (Good Luck with that, or just find a previous audit report on the web)
If you're still skeptical and want to continue using the Element Desktop app. Just block element.io and eliminate any possibilities of the app phoning home.
There we go. Another potential abuser that should be kept as far away from Women as possible.
Thanks for the heads up. I tried looking up the origins of the term once long back when I first heard it but could never find it after a search. This again makes me iterate how Racist and White-centric the Internet is in general, which is observable to me as a person from Assam.
Another term people should avoid is the «soyboy» meme term. It is also a racially prejudiced word against Asians.