The best I know of is “Go Map!!”

https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Go_Map!!

It’s very obvious that you did not read more than the title.

How on earth did they not teach? It’s exactly what this article is all about.

FYI; The example image currently only shows its alt text.

> iOS, by itself, weirdly does not have any APIs for looking for workouts in its own “Fitness” app like this, so the top block is a third-party app..

No need for third party app at all!

https://kevingrahl.de/temp/shortcuts.png

Just an idea but what about making it easier for folks to remember to use you search somehow‽

I like and use Duck Duck Go‘s !bangs [1] all the time, maybe try to add your site with a rememberable name.. may I suggest !garlic ?

[1] - https://duckduckgo.com/bang [2] - https://duckduckgo.com/newbang

Just submitted it, let's see what happens!

I’m currently using “HACK for Hacker News” which is similar to Apollo. Don’t get your hopes up to high though.

Your personal website is beautiful!

The recipes section inspired me and now I need to add something similar to mine. And props for not tracking.

Thanks! I was mostly talking about All About Berlin. My personal website gets a lot less love these days.

I’d also be interested in something that works with Ubuntu. I’d love it if you could give me a shout should you find something.

I’m not happy with how Backblaze handled informing affected users at all.

They were aware of it on March 21 and said that they “were preparing a communication with affected users at that time”.

I received an email about that only yesterday.

That’s 52 days it took them to write me an email which imo just isn’t good enough and afaik does not conform with the GDPR requirements for data breaches.

Filenames were leaked, which could very well contain PII.

Something as simple as an IP address (which you're implicitly leaking by just loading any resource from the third-party domain) is considered PII under the GDPR.

Here’s an analogy I like to use for people who don’t care about privacy; Its similar to not caring about free speech just because you have nothing to say. It’s not just about you the regular joe who is of no particular interest to companies/governments but about those people who absolutely need it.

You not caring about what they do with your data is totally fine but in my opinion you should care that they (in this case Google) have not only yours but everyone’s data. It’s astonishing what you can do with just some metadata. You can influence groups of people like never before. Swing Elections & change governments. Influence public opinion about literally everything to no small degree.

You’re not just giving them your uninteresting data you’re also giving them an enormous amount of power.

> You can influence groups of people like never before. Swing Elections & change governments. Influence public opinion about literally everything to no small degree.

Right, so, has Google done this? Asking because from what I remember the answer has been largely no, but I remember FB selling data to Cambridge Analytica in 2016.

Even this commonly parroted "fact" isn't true. Cambridge Analytica exploited a Facebook misfeature that let them scrape a frankly ridiculous amount of data from users who took their quiz thing. Certainly Facebook shouldn't have allowed random apps access to this user data, but straight up selling data would be an act of immense incompetence on Facebook's part. Their whole business is keeping the data to themselves and selling access to targeted advertising based on that data.

Isn’t it also the case that FB didn’t allow CA to scrape data, but gave permission to a UK researcher who then sold the data to CA?

No, Facebook shouldn't have collected the data in the first place, because leaks are inevitable.

It's not Facebook's incompetence to blame, no matter how much you try spinning it that way.

I agree, but Facebook exists because of that data.

I'm assuming you hadn't heard about this.

https://www.projectveritas.com/news/insider-blows-whistle-ex...

Also Project Veritas so I'd be quite skeptical. They have history of doctoring footage and overall other sketchy practices.

> Right, so, has Google done this?

Business is booming for Google right now. Imagine Google still have all of that data but are slowly going bankrupt and desperate for new business ideas.... and then Google is approached by a company with ethics and practices like Cambridge Analytica?

Google has not directly intervened in elections as far as we know. Will they ever if we don't take away their power to? Only one way to find out!

I think what matters is whether you trust them or not. I do care about privacy, so I don't leak information that I care about on random websites, only trust entities. For me, Google is one of the company I trust, just like some people trust DDG, Mozilla, Fastmail...