The sixth one’s response was inconclusive.

Tell the judge you are training a neural network… it just happens to also be you.

I think that is just how it is over there.

I am aware, and it is not a crime to be a protester or activist.

I just kinda like thunderbird; tho its not that big of a deal breaker. Just at one point had quite a few emails and it was a helpful org tool. My Proton plan would be to consolidate a bit there anyway.

I kinda wanted the mail client. Idk I just kind of like the work flow that way. I udnerstand a bit of why its not that way, and its not a huge del breaker. I do see some stuff has made its way onto fdroid which is nice.

Credit cards create permanent identity links that no encryption protocol can erase.

Here’s the brutal truth about “anonymous” email services: your payment method matters more than your password strength. Proton accepts cryptocurrency and cash precisely because credit cards eliminate anonymity from day one.

Every monthly subscription charge links your encrypted account to your real identity through financial records that governments access routinely. The Stop Cop City activist could have sent messages in unbreakable code, but their credit card told the whole story.

Yeah, I kind of expected it would be an opsec error. Still a big L for Proton. I have been hesitant to move due to them not being on Fdroid or having Linux support. One of the last major things for me to de-google. Tuta seems nice tho.

Not everyone is privileged enough to be as apathetic to the election results.

In my experience tankies are very closed minded and ironically against collective action; given how much effort they put to avoid building coalition and elections.

They also like to assume that they are driving change when its not clear where they are outside of the internet.

We should troll them back and ask if the Epstein Files were found in Tehran.

Reasonable yearly fee that helps the developer keep maintenance

You can also think of it in physics terms as low penetrating radiation.

By contrast, Hegseth has been stressing lethality and a warrior ethos instead of learning and reflection, to the point of blocking U.S. military personnel from taking courses at the most elite American universities.

Its a bit to early for these negatives. That said it is an open secret that not many people are interested in joining the army and that they having been losing institutional knowledge. Part of the reason they also had stop loss back in the early 2010s.

I honestly think there is a real chance Iran pulls out a win here. They are off to a bad start, but the US has no real plan to shape the victory.

With the lack of rally around the flag effect at home and the trashing of the economy support could collapse rather quickly (and yet not fast enough). I don’t think the Iran government is popular due to being a theocracy, but they might actually get a rally around the flag effect.

Someone should ask him if he feels the rest of the Epstein Files are hiding in Tehran.

Possible its more about creating a superstition that it works to give soldiers courage. For example helmets were more about shrapnel and debris from explosions rather than bullets. They still gave soldiers the confidence to go over a trench. Even if the direct hit protection was minimal.

Material and engineering has made them better able to take direct rounds, but not all helmets are rated for it.

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Am I too far ‘offline’ to be asking?

This is surveillance phobic… and I’m down for it

How’s that different from normal ssh?

I’m a hobby programmer and have thought of learning dotnet 10

To shreds you say?