Did he look in a mirror?

I think the big mistake is in thinking JD believes anything.

He opposed Trump to get his name out there, and then supported him to become VP. Everything he does and says is just to appease people more important than him.

He’s Catholic while opposing the Pope because that’s what Peter Theil (his major sponsor) does.

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Man looks like a cross between Jimmy Savile and Ian Watkins.

It’s like he’s been genetically engineered to fiddle kids.

She’s also written some banging children’s books.

There’s the whole earthsea saga that is probably easier to read than Harry Potter.

JD Vance confirmed to be in the next Minecraft.

Can you put out a contract on someone just by betting on polymarket that they won’t die by a particular date?

Yes, I think that a transparent upgrade that improves privacy is an obviously good thing.

And seriously, they should have left. The law allows the Swiss government to force proton to alter the code run on their servers to satisfy requests from foreign governments. That is ridiculous.

I explained both these things in the first post you responded to.

1. Using email protocols between proton accounts means they need more meta data which is then given up on a search warrant.
2. If they cared about privacy they wouldn’t be based out of Switzerland. They’d pick somewhere with more privacy rights.

Brother…its an email product though…if you can use Signal, use Signal.

The point is there is no requirement for emails sent between different proton accounts to be as insecure as they are.

This is something where there are known open source solutions that are just flat out better than what proton is using, and proton just can’t be bothered. You can’t fix the whole Internet, but proton just doesn’t care enough to fix itself.

There is no such requirement. They collect them necessarily in order to function.

By default proton doesn’t log IP addresses. They’re just not needed. But when ordered to they do.

https://techcrunch.com/2021/09/06/protonmail-logged-ip-address-of-french-activist-after-order-by-swiss-authorities/

Proton can do what it likes when it comes to messages being sent between different proton accounts. Use of meta data rich protocols like standard email, instead of, e.g., the signal protocol, is absolutely something they can be blamed for.

As is choosing operate from a jurisdiction that can comple them to collect IP addresses.

You know what’s even better? Proportional representation and an executive branch that answers directly to your elected parliament.

Ranked choice or STV just means you continue to vote against Republicans and hope for the second worst option of Democrats, but you can feel better about yourself because you put a left-wing party down as your first choice.

STV should only be used for figurehead positions with no real power.

Noise cancelling only really works on constant background noises like an engine. It doesn’t work on bells and just kind of muddies speech, but you can still here the noise.

The problem is diplomatic ramifications.

Parliament can always do what it wants, but if it’s unilaterally removing rights from another country they’re going to be pissed off.

It’s not gay unless the brain worms touch.

Most of these (nightshade etc) are just a secondary form of AI grift that also doesn’t work.

At best they last till they get effective enough for work arounds to be worth looking for, and then they’re gone. The only remedies that stand a chance of lasting are legal.

The coffee has always been bad.

The coffee is burnt, the milk is thin and overcooked, and this has just been a constant part of the experience forever.

What’s really changed is there’s other places to compare with, and it’s now obvious what coffee can taste like and where to go if you want one that’s half way decent.

“What should I have to give thee! Let me rather hurry hence lest I take aught away from thee!”

I always liked the Linux ones over Windows. No random bullshit depending on who made the drivers, just a solid set of options.

Could do with being prettier through.

Their family probably came to Taiwan after the Japanese invasion.

Japan was notoriously brutal to the indigenous population, but most of the people in Taiwan came there in the civil war.

In fact, stamping out the indigenous culture has been an ongoing part of the post civil war Taiwanese government, and it’s only recently that the Taiwanese language has been allowed to be taught in schools.