Meh, Obsidian is bae now
this post was submitted on 09 Jul 2023
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Another example of why federated services are good idea. Also, all such services must be willing to hand over all your data. Which implies open standards and open sourced implementations.
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How are they going to funnel all that user data to the CCP if they close down. Having access to secure notes and passwords directly from people sounds like a goldmine
Wait how are they related
Back in 2014-2018 or so they set up local infrastructure centers, in China they used Tencent Cloud.
Switching this to local data centers means the government can just up and ask for that date when they want it and Chinese companies are obligated to obey, compared to when it was kept overseas.
Wait, didn't they close like years ago? I definitely remember reading something about it way before covid. Is it some kind of Mandela effect or was there something?
They got rid of their free offerings, maybe that's what you are thinking of.
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