It is a different concept compared to YT. It is more oriented towards professional content creators, not like the original idea of YT that „YOU“ tube (share) something random.

Also there are examples where Nebula stops collaborating with creators due to weird guidelines, so basically indirect censoring. Checkout out the YT channel „Second Thought“. And I mean if YT still allows that content but Nebula doesn’t…

I thought about it too but I don’t see any other benefit buying a used Pixel besides that it isn’t a new phone from Google.

• Battery life will be shorter already
• It isn’t the newest model so it won’t get the longest period of updates

Evil plot twist: he has no family

“Don’t Be Evil”

Be cautious/aware, that X is full of bots. Especially since Musk’s takeover. They train their AI (Gronk) with the content on X.

I like Crypt.ee, it’s minimalistic.

However, I have tested many apps, but I don’t like the digital recording of notes, so I have become “analog” and use a pen and notepad. It also has better privacy. 😁

I have not yet looked into the DNS topic. What are the risks if I use the provider’s default DNS? Or what are the advantages of using a different DNS?

Why the downvotes? Brave is the best Google alternative that works for me.

A few thoughts on this:

Germany’s economic success was primarily due to the following factors:

• a high level of education and investment in research
• high quality and a high degree of innovation
• good working conditions and thus a high level of employee motivation
• cheap energy, primarily from Russia (Soviet Union)
• high demand for German goods abroad (machinery, vehicles, pharmaceuticals, etc.)

In my view, the following political and economic changes have had a negative impact on Germany’s situation:

• Savings in education and therefore no funding of innovation
• Conservative economic policy (“What worked in the past must work now!”). The crowning glory was the 16 years of standstill under Angela Merkel. Not just standstill, but even sabotage, e.g. against renewable energies.
• Outsourcing of know-how and production, especially to China.
• One-sided focus on the USA and deterioration of relations with other powers under pressure from the USA.
• Arrogance towards China in terms of progress and quality, which has led to a comfortable stagnation.
• Armament instead of cooperation (I don’t think much needs to be said about this in light of current events)
• over-bureaucratization

and, of course, all the neo-liberal effects that are also known from the UK:

• Privatization of infrastructure
• Adjustments to the law in favor of corporations / the rich
• Deregulation of the labor market
• bureaucratization
• uncontrolled immigration to create high competitive pressure, especially in the low-wage sector, in order to keep wages low

And the vicious circle is: skilled people emigrate and skilled people no longer immigrate - due to the deteriorating conditions - and the low-wage sector in manufacturing is not internationally competitive.

As a result, Germany has no unique selling point and its economic performance declines accordingly.

Nip it in the bud.