I didn't read "bluebells" :D

Maybe one like this?

Whoa, Respekt das is ne hammer Zeichnung!

Loving this thread!

Here's mine:

• 1Writer - lovely little markdown app
• IceCubes - for Mastodon (Havn't seen a better mastodon client yet, not even Ivory)
• Element X - A swift rewrite of element, the matrix client (though not yet feature complete but on a great way)
• Amperfy - A subsonic client to stream music from any subsonic server (like navidrome)
• Voyager - The sexiest lemmy client I've found so far

Why do cars, which are supposed to drive you from A to B, have to do with transferring your usage data via the internet?

And yet, here we are!

It's very fitting that a foundation that writes an open and privacy focused message on its flag then reviews this behaviour.

In your metaphor, the bicycle company produces shitty underwater bikes and you claim that fish wouldn't know a thing or two about swimming.

Moses: Am I a joke to you?

I can't even begin to see your point

Well, it might be kind of overkill, but basically you could use matrix to bridge to signal and then use a bot to do automatic answers.

The matrix ansible docker deploy playbook would be able to install everything you'd need for that:

• synapse, the matrix server
• mautrix-signal, the bridge to signal
• maubot, which you could configure to do auto replies

All of those components are open source.

I believe you mean the go gopher!

Steht man dann nicht (nach punkt der Sicht von Lindner) auf der richtigen Seite des Arbeitsverhältnisses? :D

Aaalso ich hab da Fragen: Wenn es um "Erschwinglichkeit" geht, dann bedeutet das ja "Kann man sich leisten", richtig?

Dem Graphen nach zu urteilen würde das bedeuten, dass es in den letzten beiden Jahren leichter war, sich ein Haus zu leisten (hohe Erschwinglichkeit) als Beispielsweise noch um 2000 herum.

Ich glaube aber die Daten wollen das Gegenteil aussagen, also wäre eine andere Bezeichnung für die Datenlinie angebracht, oder?