Lasagna @ Lasagna @lemmy.ml Posts 1Comments 15Joined 6 days ago
TIL they’re Estonian. I somehow thought they were part of Google, but that seems incorrect. Will replace Uber for good then!
I just looked into Deezer, but seems that they don’t pay artists well either. Have you considered Qobuz?
Still on Apple Music myself, but exploring option.
+1 This is why I moved my family over to Signal, despite it being an American company.
Another benefit is that it’s gaining some serious traction with a lot of people now moving to Signal. Makes it easier for family members to move as well.
Big fan of Mullvad. I think they accept crypto payments as well.
Used them for a while until moving over to ProtonVPN since it’s included in my subscription.
Pure speculation, but I think a lot of people hate Atlassian products because they’re using outdated self-hosted versions that are not configured properly.
I’m a big fan of their SaaS products. They’re cheap (often free depending on team size), get lots of updates, look modern and just work really well.
They’re not EU, but at least they’re not US either. Don’t mind some money going to the Australian economy. (I feel similarly towards Canada and Mexico)
Noooooooooooo
No I think they were pretty open about it themselves. Don’t watch John Oliver tbh 😅.
Appreciate the insight, thanks!
I was under the impression that Tony’s is working towards a chocolate industry without child labor and forced labor. But the issue is quite complex and they’re not there yet.
Not saying they’re bad. It seems that they’re doing what they can and according to their website they “lead by example”. But I’m not sure if they make any promises about a 100% child labor / forced labor free supply chain at this moment.
The above could be outdated, maybe they’ve achieved their objectives for their own supply chain already. But I can’t find it on their website atm.
I’m sorry you’re in a dark place. I don’t have the knowledge or experience to help you, but I do hope you’ll find someone to talk to. ❤️
Correct. It’s part of GDPR.
Thanks! Never really saw it that way before.