Because my ISP is in a country where they can legally sell my data. My VPN is not.

And my VPN provider doesn’t know who I am.

Why NextDNS if you already query DNS through Mullvad?

Nope, read the Bitcoin white paper. But that was an old coin with some issues that are clear in hindsight and have been fixed in prkvscy coins like zcash & monero.

Lol if you want privacy but not crypto, you’re in for a bad time

Someone hasn’t watched many gore videos

What’s wrong with the Arch workbench in FreeCAD?

DuoLingo

Probably because a phone number isn’t required!?

God the narrative of Business Insider is gross.

The only thing making SO decline is that they have a CEO. And that CEO is trying to “compete”.

Just keep being a great platform for Q&A and stop chasing profits. People prefer SO because the ansewrds are trustworthy. LLMs will always bullshit you and never be better than a platform free of AI crap.

Unfortunately this is not a violation of GDPR unless they refused to delete all of your data.

You literally missed the definition of end-to-end encryption.

If Meta can see the messages, then that’s not e2ee

Still waiting for rclone to support megainn Debian. Then it’ll be perfect.

For me, it’s identity theft.

Hey man, it’s only 99% of them that make the rest look bad.

I think I use WebDAV?

Good. Fuck the IMF. Do like Iceland and jail the politiciansbm that tried to make the country takeojn that debt illegaly

Lol wut. Use Thunderbird. We rolled that out to everyone at work.

At no point did the US military torture hostages in those blacksites.

Not sure it matters. The responsibility still lies with the org that paid.

Is this a joke? Six?

Yes, we need to pass laws that prevent companies from blocking access to their services on the basis of using privacy tools. Basically apps should be able to run on any customised client device and they should only legally able to say “no” if my session is clearly demonstrating malicious interactions.

We need better consumer protection laws.