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Requirements

  1. FOSS
  2. No, minimal, or human-checked AI code
  3. Free-to-use
  4. I'm asking for FOSS PROVIDERS, not proprietary providers with FOSS clients
  5. Not under authoritarian juristiction
  6. At least one independent security audit
  7. Lightweight
  8. Low on memory

Optional things:

  1. Self-hostable
  2. Environmental ideals
  3. Under European juristiction
  4. Not hosted on Github

Suggest MULTUPLE providers as I seek to decentralize the services I use ad much as possible

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[-] MisterFred@reddthat.com 4 points 11 hours ago

No, minimal, or human-checked vibecoding is what Tuta fails to do

[-] unitedwithme@lemmy.today 1 points 5 hours ago

Ok let's step back.

Vibe coded, to me, is someone with little coding experience or knowledge who just willy nilly codes with AI, not understanding what they code, or if it's good. They won't know how to proof read it for errors.

So while Proton and Tuta both admit some AI coding, I'm not 100% against the idea of using it as a tool or to supplement their code.

Do YOU use 0 AI at work or your personal life?! I know many who do one but not the other, or both, or none. But I feel many people her hate on it on the comments while still using it in some form.

[-] 18107@aussie.zone 4 points 11 hours ago* (last edited 11 hours ago)

I was not aware of the vibe coding, but strongly suspected it considering the bugs I've experienced.

I have calendar events showing up on the wrong day, recurring notifications for events that don't even exist (and therefore can't be deleted/stopped), the current date being wrong by 3 days, yesterday showing up after today in the widget, and many more (but less impressive) bugs.

I cannot imaging a human making those mistakes, nor can I understand how it could get past QA. I guess I'll have to start migrating again.

this post was submitted on 13 Nov 2026
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