youronlyone

youronlyone , 10 months ago to Linux

So, #Zoho launched their own #Chromium-based browser called #Ulaa. According to them, it is a #PrivacyCentric browser.

It is available for #Android, #Linux (tested on #PopOS 22.04 LTS), and #Windows.

What I like it about it are (in no particular order):

1. Different “modes”. Each mode have a default setting related to #privacy. The modes are: Personal, Work, Dev, Kids, and Open Season (the “like-any-other-browser” mode).

Choose one mode, and forget it. You don't have to go through every single setting to set it up the way you want. But of course, it's still better to check.

2. You can sync with your Zoho account.

If you are using Zoho products, for personal or work, this is a very good option. You can separate your Google-based sync data from your other data.

Press release here: https://www.zoho.com/news/privacy-centric-web-browser-ulaa.html

youronlyone , 11 months ago to A Test Magazine/Community/Group/Subreddit

This is a Kbin Magazine test post.

Via readit.buzz

@test

#test

youronlyone Mod , 11 months ago to Philippines, the Pearl of the Orient Seas

In Korea, they have plenty of online forums and spaces where Koreans can talk about anything… and even anonymously (at least after the SSN requirement was repealed).

It's both good and bad.

Good: they can discuss topics that matters for their country and culture. Or, the latest trends. Create memorable and funny memes that even gets the attention of variety show celebrities.

Bad: it can be used, especially by anonymous users, to reveal private information, cancel an actor, start a campaign to force a TV/Cable network to a cancel a fictional show.

This online culture, from my vantage point, came up because of the language barrier. English is not a common second language in Korea, thus, instead of Koreans using Facebook and Twitter and Instagram (before Instagram became popular there), naturally one would be in a space where you can communicate with everyone else. That is their own local online forums and communities.

This is what the #Philippines lack. We rely so much on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, YouTube, and TikTok.

I am thinking… maybe, just maybe, having a #Kbin instance for the #Filipinos can help build this local community / space where we can lay down everything and talk what matters to us without all those foreign companies dictating to us what we can see and can not see (a.k.a. algorithms), and say and can not say (a.k.a. the precious community guidelines of FB that they themselves don't even follow).

Something similar to what South Korea have. Minus, hopefully, the bad usage of it.

Just some #RandomThought ^_^

youronlyone , 11 months ago (edited 11 months ago) to Random stuff

The only way I can accept ejecting in space without a suit, and live to tell it, is because it's #fiction. ​:ablobbonenodfast:​

youronlyone , 11 months ago to Random stuff

@wellschmaltz @JungleGeorge

I'm confused… are you saying that the issue between Beehaw.org and Lemmy.world is related to the lead developers of Lemmy software?

EDIT: Nevermind, I got your point.

Well, for users who are new to the fediverse, they will probably see it as a division in the “Lemmy (software) community” (if we can call it that). But, that's no different from say a fork. Mastodon was forked a lot, but it wasn't necessarily a division of the “Mastodon (software) community”.

I think they'll be fine and it'll, in the end, be a positive.

youronlyone , 11 months ago to Random stuff

Huh? That' s a very cheap price. That's only ₱55,800+ today.

Usually, a highly-valued domain name, and if it was your fault in the first place, you'll have to pay a premium price for it + penalty for losing it.

RE: https://117net.co.uk/users/bot1/statuses/110548549807167105

youronlyone Mod , 11 months ago to Philippines, the Pearl of the Orient Seas

Initially, I thought it has to do with Taal Volcano. There are rare times when both Mayon and Taal Volcanoes “co-erupt” (if that is even a term).

The movement of the ground was North-South, so it was somewhere North or South from where I am.

• South of us is Taal Volcano, around 80km.
• North of us is Central Luzon, around 120km is Pinatubo Volcano.
• Still North at around 90km is the area in Central Luzon where new fault lines seems to appear out of nowhere every XX years. (scary)
• Oh, South of us, around 120–150km (farther than Taal Volcano) are Batangas and Mindoro areas which, for the past 6 years, were frequently hit by #earthquakes.

#Philippines #Volcanoes #earthquake #Volcano

youronlyone Mod , 11 months ago to Philippines, the Pearl of the Orient Seas

I hate #earthquakes. You are at the mercy of wherever you are when it hit. #Philippines

youronlyone , 11 months ago to Random stuff

#EMSC calculated the #Earthquake at 6.2M, at 2km deep. Somewhere near the northern shores of #Mindoro island.

youronlyone , 11 months ago to Random stuff

EARTHQUAKE NCR Philippines

youronlyone , 11 months ago to Random stuff

Our modern world today: a volcano is erupting and people are being forced to evacuate, while the rest of the people in the safe zones are busy taking the best photos.

Note: I have nothing against taking the best photos. If given the opportunity, I would do the same, seriously. Some I'll dedicate to the Public Domain or CC-BY-SA 4.0; some I'll try to sell. ^_^;; (I'll even make use the excuse of “historical records”, and again, it's not just an excuse, it's serious.)

All I'm saying is that, things really changed.

youronlyone , 11 months ago to Random stuff

I found another #Android app that works with #Calckey #Misskey and #Mastodon -- #ZonePane

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.zonepane

I've tested it with my account here at calckey.social instance, and so far, it works. But, as usual #YMMV.

youronlyone , 11 months ago to Random stuff

Hmm… is it just me, or the instances I'm testing/using, #Lemmy can not see #Kbin “Magazines” and Users? But Kebin can see Lemmings?

The Lemmy instance I'm using is https://sopuli.xyz

And the Kbin instance is https://fedia.io

youronlyone , 11 months ago to Random stuff

Probably half of it are existing #fediverse users. For example, I have #Lemmy accounts in different Lemmy instances. I also have #Kbin accounts in different Kbin instances.

For me, what is important here is MAU and the number of “Threads” (not “microblog”) that are being created from a Lemmy and Kbin instances.

^_^

Number of accounts are not exactly a good idea, since many of us have multiple accounts in different instances… especially those of us who test things every now and then (and file a bug report if needed, or write some guide if we have time).

RE: https://botsin.space/users/threadcount/statuses/110535498700029071

youronlyone , 11 months ago to kdrama group

@trakt Hi #Trakt.

Can you combine these two shows into your new feature “Collection”?

Season 1: https://trakt.tv/shows/tale-of-the-nine-tailed
Season 2 https://trakt.tv/shows/tale-of-the-nine-tailed-1938

Or maybe update it and combine the two seasons correctly?

Those are #TV series, not movies. Season 2 is set in 1938 hence “Tale of the Nine Tailed 1938”. It is not a spin-off nor a reboot, it is a direct continuation of #TaleOfTheNineTailed.

There will be Season 3, which was already announced last year, which will pick up from where Season 2 “Tale of the Nine Tailed 1938” left off.

If the two shows are not combined properly, it will be weird on your end if https://trakt.tv/shows/tale-of-the-nine-tailed have Season 1 and then jumps to Season 3.

^_^

@kdrama @kdrama

youronlyone , 11 months ago to Random stuff

A sample of a #Calckey instance (calckey.social in this case) replying to a #Lemmy community located in lemmy.world.

--> https://lemmy.world/post/52773

Also notice how Lemmy properly indented a numbered list. As well as, how the tags from Calckey were linked.

RE: https://lemmy.world/post/52773