I was thinking to myself “so they just have to keep doing what they’re doing” but my second thought was more in line with your comment.
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I wonder why ASCII is written as “Ascii.”
I really love IVPN but I feel it’s not everyone’s cup of tea.
I also cache the hell out of DNS myself (along with crazy strict blocking) which makes it much snappier than just going the default way.
You can squeeze out more performance out of their IPv6 (which is strange since the endpoints themselves don’t support IPv6), IPv4 seems a bit slower.
But they already have APIs in a lot of cases, so just wire the application to the API? Why the random HTML/JavaScript trash?
By the way I’m a web application developer. I understand SaaS, infrastructure and why it’s easier to wrap it all up but I don’t care. Why do application developers tolerate this? In some cases I produced a better version of their application by just creating the wrapper myself—they can’t even make the wrapper itself clean.
On the flip side, applications now suck because everything is a shit web wrapper. Nobody wants to develop using native UI on desktop anymore.
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In a production web app I use Gotenberg. It’s definitely overkill for the task at hand, but if you find yourself doing this often I would highly recommend it. It’s dead easy to convert HTML (and I imagine XHTML) to PDF.
I knew this would find its way here. I’ve been trying to put into words how I feel about these guys lately and the author did quite a fantastic job!
Why don’t you post back here when you do so we all know you kept your word?
Can Tuta use a gateway similar to Hydroxide for Proton? I like my traditional email clients and have a machine I trust to encrypt/decrypt.
I suggest Storj Tardigrade. It’s client-side encrypted by default (assuming you’re not using S3 gateway).
The only thing I’ll buy in Nebraska is gasoline and that’s so I can get the fuck OUT of Nebraska.