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Spreadsheet for onchain data with end-to-end encryption
December 30, 2025 at 10:13 AM
Spreadsheet for onchain data with end-to-end encryption
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Google is forcing more generative AI on Gmail users. I couldn’t think of a better moment to finally drop Gmail (and other Google services)!
I have a guide to do just that here: disconnect.blog/getting-off-...
I have a guide to do just that here: disconnect.blog/getting-off-...
January 8, 2026 at 1:16 PM
Google is forcing more generative AI on Gmail users. I couldn’t think of a better moment to finally drop Gmail (and other Google services)!
I have a guide to do just that here: disconnect.blog/getting-off-...
I have a guide to do just that here: disconnect.blog/getting-off-...
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Quick Q to the TL:
Anyone here using “ddocs.new”?
I’ve seen it discussed few times as an alt place to the docs. I clicked around it and they say it’s got end-to-end encryption and allows co-writing. They claim to not harvest personal data and stuff.
I am intrigued to say the least.
Anyone here using “ddocs.new”?
I’ve seen it discussed few times as an alt place to the docs. I clicked around it and they say it’s got end-to-end encryption and allows co-writing. They claim to not harvest personal data and stuff.
I am intrigued to say the least.
January 6, 2026 at 8:41 PM
Quick Q to the TL:
Anyone here using “ddocs.new”?
I’ve seen it discussed few times as an alt place to the docs. I clicked around it and they say it’s got end-to-end encryption and allows co-writing. They claim to not harvest personal data and stuff.
I am intrigued to say the least.
Anyone here using “ddocs.new”?
I’ve seen it discussed few times as an alt place to the docs. I clicked around it and they say it’s got end-to-end encryption and allows co-writing. They claim to not harvest personal data and stuff.
I am intrigued to say the least.