What are your success stories in switching to european alternatives?
What are your success stories in switching to european alternatives?
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- Using Vivaldi more than, and soon instead of, Edge
- Tutanota subscription for extra emails (might also get one for Proton at some point, one can never have too many emails)
- Koffr for medium-sized cloud storage instead of Google Drive
- LanguageTool for small text cloud storage and instead of Grammarly
- Mistral instead of ChatGPT and sometimes instead of Google Translate (I can tell it to show its work)
And soon(weeks/days from now):
- Linux as main OS instead of Windows
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How has LanguageTool been working for you? We have very similar journeys - the only other difference being that I used Firefox before, so I stay with it for now - but the move away from Grammarly I could not (yet?) make...
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So far so good, but I've only used it recently and mostly as cloud storage.
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LanguageTool as cloud storage?
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I save my texts there on one device and access it on another. Bam. Cloud storage :P
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Smart! I use Joplin and Koofr for shorter notes. Switching to LibreOffice Writer from Word, and shared files, for longer texts. But all depends on how you like to write ยฏ(ใ)_/ยฏ
https://koofr.eu/blog/posts/how-to-backup-your-joplin-notes-to-koofr
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BTW, Grammarly is a sad story. They started out in Kiev in 2009, and sometime in the 2010s, they moved their headquarters to San Francisco. Idk if they gave official reasons.
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Thanks for the LanguageTool recommendation!
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