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I have been adding businesses in OSM for awhile, but refrained from doing any roads… until a few days ago! It is actually very easy haha.

I am looking forward to Comaps (!comaps@sopuli.xyz) supporting public transport (which they are working on). I now just use the local service’s app, which uses Apple Maps.

It is also influenced by us, those who vote in the election of the European Union. The European Greens and Socialist & Democrats have lost quite a bit of influence since the last period.

Redlib is also an option with a few working instances. No need for an app for that.

And they all go quite when Apple politely obliges to whatever China demands from them. That site is the definition of toxic-fanboyism. So many commenters their blindly believe every declaration Apple makes.

Many of Macrumors’ commenters are so lost in reality that I try to stay away from it.

I find it concerning that in this day and age we have these tech monopoly crusaders.

Ah okay, I wasn’t aware of that. I hope you find a safe alternative!

Would something like this be relevant?

More info.

This interview (Dutch) with the investor should, in my opinion, scare people away from it. It’s just a bunch of none-answers and uncertainty

Q: Is that your plan with Office EU too? To sell it after a few years?

A: Tja, I am not sure about that. I can’t see that far into the future, I don’t know.

Q: So which apps don’t use Nextcloud?

A: Once we’re live, I’ll show you.

Q: Have you written any code around it yourselves?

A: A great deal has been written around it. (This is literally the whole answer to that question)

Q: Could you give an example of that? Will that be open source too?

Q: Well, look, you know what it is? I don’t really feel comfortable talking about this. You approached me. I’m saying: I’m not actually ready for this yet, because we’re sorting out a few things.

It didn’t really start recently. The openness about it, sure. The constant effort in malicious compliance with open standards, new regulations, and consumer lock-in are derived from greed and are not new.

Apple have had some of the best technologist and designers, but for sure have had the best marketers. I doubt they’ll manage to keep everyone on board on this new low, though.

I am happy I started quite a few years ago with moving away from Apple software (this is such an effort in itself because of the lock-in). I still have their devices, however, I am looking to replace them with alternatives when they need replacing.

Fennec is only Android, right? My issue is with the desktop version. It is also not a deal breaker, but I think it is quite a useful feature and easier to edit the search.

Cheers! It is indeed on 642 :)

Still only showing 2.4.1 for me