you could write a SPA (single-page app) with input for email or chat messages, wired up on the backend to make use of your personal API key or account. Just have them fill in boxes for their name. And delegate to the appropriate FOSS service depending on what they pick.
I don’t think this exists on the market, you’d have to write it yourself but it would be pretty easy
it’s so easy to chat with you!
hi
I’m nicole, but you can call me the fediverse chick
What?
is this post a question?
too many ships in this image.
Your joke wasn’t clear, sorry.
oh you poor child of summer
Please leave final fantasy tactics alone.
It’s a result set of two. Please use your brain. You’re wasting it.
Why? Products fail all the time. Consumers who spend entire paychecks and stand in lines for hours to buy the newest Product Don’t have the right to complain that the product hasn’t been vetted yet. Spend your money on something important, not some trendy new gadget for your gaming PC. You can wait one year on the product will be tested and vetted, or it will have been removed from shelves because it was faulty to begin with, and the price will have come down. Your assertion that “two is too many” suggests that these consumers should be protected from their own poor spending decisions and is wrong to do so.
If so, who cares?
one guy had a bad device
What valuable criticism. 👍
What is that
What does sus mean
Oh hey so that’s actually correct
please leave the corpse of final fantasy alone
what makes it secure?
It was free but mostly used by stalkers. It was very accurate. Now it’s closed to the public because it’s very profitable, and only the police are using it. Congrats to the developers! You made it. You sold your neighbors’ safety to the oligarchs and their goons and now you can retire on a yacht, fanning yourself with money while the world burns.
No offense, but none of your research is valuable if you’re too stupid to look up the moderators in a community you’re a guest in.
You reported me to myself, and I’m the owner of the instance. So thanks for your work in the area of privacy but we’re going to do our own research, you insipid cow.