While tens of thousands of people have joined Facebook groups in Sweden and Denmark calling for no longer buying American, Norwegian company Haltbakk Bunkers has announced that it will stop supplying US military vessels with fuel.
I use the ‘No Thanks’ app, but only as a starting point to then confirm if what they say it’s true. I don’t like that it’s closed source, but at least it’s an option. Also, I should note that some brands are ethical in some countries or states, but not globally, so you should check local resources for better results 🧐
It’s not terrible, but not a proper substitute. All the niche communities are very much dead. On the other hand you have an overload of leftist politics, linux, and gaming. Nothing inherently wrong with those either, but I’m missing a fair balance.
I’m down, anyone have a great list with images I can use so I know which groceries to avoid?
Pretty sure Brave is American.
It’s also sketchy.
Mozilla is also American.
Yeah, there’s a couple of issues with this graph.
Should have listed at least a Firefox fork instead, especially with the recent change in the ToS.
Bluesky is also an American platform.
ReVanced is just youtube though…
Thanks! I should have been more specific, I was thinking more in the groceries department.
I use the ‘No Thanks’ app, but only as a starting point to then confirm if what they say it’s true. I don’t like that it’s closed source, but at least it’s an option. Also, I should note that some brands are ethical in some countries or states, but not globally, so you should check local resources for better results 🧐
The only one here I use on the left is YouTube, and I specifically pirate their videos to host over LAN.
You can block ads too so they don’t make money.
You can block ads too so they don’t make money.
I use AdNauseam to click all of them instead.
That is cool. Thanks for sharing.
With the exception of nextcloud and firefox, those are all crap.
Yeah, that Lemmy thing is extremely crap.
It’s not terrible, but not a proper substitute. All the niche communities are very much dead. On the other hand you have an overload of leftist politics, linux, and gaming. Nothing inherently wrong with those either, but I’m missing a fair balance.
Here’s one with images (not 100% US specific):