Germany, Austria, Sweden, Niederlande etc.
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I use liftoff and in it the "about community" page is very fast reachable. So, your statement about mobile apps looks like ocer-generalization.
Regarding your questing, I assume that this is because the community is about all opensource software, not nessesarly free.
I have mixed experience with community quality here. For many topics you should better ask your question on Reddit - you will get better answers there (and faster).
If it is a good and new enough Nas, synology photos can do people and object recognition. Mine can only recognize people :(
I missed csam story completely. I expected that Lemmy's weakness will be attacked soon, but did not expect that such a brutal and dangerous for admins way ☹️.
Thank you for doing the "weekly"
Probably you did not notice that, but the article is under a paywall.
For me Lemmy, mastodon etc are tools, like email or http. People which use these tools are very different and have very different political views. So, for me the answer to your question is "no".
They ask what kind of tea I want - black, green etc and bring a cup of it together with sugar so I can add it to the tea if I want.
Europe.
Their privacy policy explicitly says that everything you put in it will be used for train their algorithms. So, if the only goal is avoiding Google as such - deepl is ok, if the goal is avoiding of "leaking" of your data - it is not a good alternative.
Usually not foss and rather expensive.
Yes. People who just consume content can easily switch. But for people who create content this is not that easy, especially for users who created communities there.