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Comment Re: Thailand (Score 3, Informative) 292

Here in France, there has been a case of one person condemned to 1500€ damages for writing a blog post critique of a restaurant. However (1) she was not arrested and imprisoned before going to process (2) it was a simple civil contentious, not a criminal offense (3) she did not even take a lawyer, if she did the result may have been very different (4) the outcome stirred quite a controversy nationally and as far as I know, no similar case has gone to justice before or in the six years since. People go to these places because they are unaware of the risks, or because they think that as rich westerns they are above the law. Usually they are right, sometimes they are wrong. https://www.lefigaro.fr/actual...

Comment Not such a big deal (Score 1) 156

This is not such a big deal as some people here seem to think. Third party camera apps will still exist you can still use them to snap pictures. What changes is that if a non-camera app requests a picture it will always be taken with the default camera. I found that third party cameras rarely work in this context anyway, in the rare cases where you really need to use a third party app to snap a quick image, you can do it separately, then pick it from storage

Comment Re: Workaround with root permissions? (Score 2) 156

I just went to check out OpenCamera and the blurb stated "contains ads" :-( No thank-you!

It does not contain ads, you must have stumbled on a name-squatter. The legit one is "net.sourceforge.opencamera". Its description states "Completely free, and no third party ads in the app (I only run third party ads on the website). Open Source."

Comment Re:Pretty clear (Score 1) 431

Of course, it is not "good guy" vs "bad guy": they are both corporation, they have no morale. But one of the two corporations is abusing its dominant position to extort 30% of the revenue from the other.

Comment Re:Neither Google Drive nor OneDrive runs on Linux (Score 1) 155

Dropbox used to integrate well with Linux, but now it refuses to sync if the filesystem isn't unencrypted ext4, which is not even the ubuntu's default.For google drive there are third-party solutions which work quite reliably, some are not free, but still cheaper than Dropbox if you arre happy with 10-100GB storage

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