Killgrave from season 1 of Jessica Jones

If you’ve ever seen a spaceship show or movie (Star Trek or Star Wars) where control consoles explode, you understand why solenoids are used for high power controls.

This is coming from a guy who walks downstairs to work?

Tell me some reporter in the room pointed this out.

We need to work on permitting of New plants. Not new construction of Old plants.

But I get it, Don likes towers.

Do I need to quote the article for people?

Switzerland’s current surveillance law instructs mobile networks and internet service providers (ISPs) to collect and store user data. The proposed change would extend this to VPNs, messaging apps, and social media companies.

Yen described it as a “major violation of the right to privacy” – something that directly contradicts Proton’s “privacy by default” tagline.

“This revision attempts to implement something that has been deemed illegal in the EU and the United States,” Yen claimed. “The only country in Europe with a roughly equivalent law is Russia.”

His response seems accurate and reasonable.

I’m done. This is dumb

In general we agree. But your black and white interpretation, causing you to shit on even those doing the best anyone could expect, is infantile bordering on comical.

Again, that had nothing to do with anything I said.
It also, most notably, wasn’t a direct denial of what I said.

OpenAI is still structured that way. It’s unclear they’ll be able to change it.

You seem to be imbuing my comments with your own assumptions. If you think I’m defending “corporate”, I’ll encourage you to reread with a more literal POV.

I don’t do either, but as much as I doubt it, the accusation makes me wonder if you work at Tutanota. Every accusation is an admission and all that.

Is that why they restructured so it’s primary shareholder is now the non-profit Proton Foundation?

That’s just a normal style for movie posters.

Because there are only a couple of dozen stories at all?

The CEO 6ish months ago, ignorantly tweeted an approval of a specific Trump appointee. So a few now believe Proton to be ride or die MAGA. Which is silly, considering it’s a Swiss company run by scientists.

Everything.

What’s the alternative? Nothing?
That seems really booring.

They’re currently at the top of a long list that needs to be reminded of that.

“Might have”. It’s an alternate explanation that’s plausible.
We don’t know it’s a lie. We only read an article. We weren’t there.

If that’s not what happened, it’s the prosecutions job to prove it in court.
As again “It’s better for the guilty to go free, than the innocent be punished.”

The defense attorney is doing their job. It can be ugly. But it’s so important.

Our legal system was built in the principal, that it’s better for the guilty to go free, than for the innocent to be punished.

The defense attorney is the hero in our system. They protect us from the police and prosecutors locking just anyone up out of laziness, vindictiveness, zealotry, or just apathy.

I’ll allow it

1. Proton
2. Proton (Sync leave a lot to be desired)
3. Organic Maps
4. Kagi
5. Firefox (LibreWolf)
6. Proton
7. Contacts are kind of a mess. A combination of Proton & my phones Google Contacts library. Though I use the Fossify app
8. Standard Notes / Tasks.org
9. LibreOffice
10. Had to go back to Google Messenger when my new phone wasn’t receiving work MMS and group messages.
    I use Signal with my closest friends and family
11. Signal / Zoom
12. Fediverse almost exclusively (~90% Lemmy)
13. AntennaPod for podcasts
14. I still use Youtube for videos and streaming since I’m still grandfathered into the $8 original Google Play Music All Access intro offer. They are contractually obligated to never increase the price on me.
15. BitWarden (Not a fan of the updated interface, may switch to Proton)
16. Proton
17. Lawnchair
18. Droid-ify with Play Store as fallback
19. Proton
20. Breezy Weather
21. Too picky for an assistant, AI or otherwise

Harvard saying they wouldn’t comply with Trump and fight it in court was great.

If they really wanted to do “The Right Thing”, they have the billions to keep these projects funded for several years while they fight. But I guess that’s too much to ask.