Thanks for it!

Don’t worry about it, there is always the Nitter link :)

https://nitter.net/CBSNews/status/1543961632874823680

Where is the source of the video? I’m almost convinced is AI, the grey car appears from nowhere and the black one when accelerates again after the “incident”, it seems to go to low on the asphalt, almost inside the street.

I was using Proton Pass since it was released in beta, paying for it. But since its CEO showed his political views I decided to move on.

I’m using right now heylogin. It does not have disposable emails, but it works quite nicely. And it’s made in Germany 🇩🇪 🇪🇺

Pixel 9, is that you?

Very nice guide!

I would add Jotta Cloud, from Norway.

Well… 🤔

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It makes sense for me. Thanks!

DuckDuckGo summary: “Liquid Glass is a new design language introduced by Apple for its operating systems, including iOS 26, which features a translucent and dynamic interface that adapts to content and lighting. This design aims to create a more unified and visually appealing experience across all Apple devices.”

I just want to know what happened with the other 6 iOS versions. They got lost on the way up!

Here you go. The apps she tried (as per her video description):

“BrandSnap - scan a product and find out if it’s made in the EU or made by a megacorp

Youro - the platform that has gathered the best European brands

Vinted - secondhand fashion without the funky thrift store smell

TooGoodToGo - for rescuing food like a superhero

Olio - share leftovers and pantry finds

Giki Zero - calculate and cut your carbon footprint

Ailuna - set sustainability challenges

Yuka - scan food and cosmetics for health risks”

Did you try Joplin instead of Notesnook? It’s from France and completely FOSS and for free.

Add it a couple of ad banners, and you will have a queue of investors. And I did not mention yet the AI, which could be for the second round of funding…

Edit: Of course I’m being sarcastic. BTW, I like the haptic gloves idea.