No it doesn’t. Mullvad costs less than 6 dollars per month: https://mullvad.net/en/pricing

This sounds fun tbh.

Both models are open source

This is a great way to drive users to competitors.

FYI https://www.deepseek.com/en and https://chat.qwen.ai/ don’t have ads.

This is why I don’t subscribe to the Signal E2EE hype cult.

The fact that Signal doesn’t hide the anonymity of its users, and forces everyone to use phone numbers is a huge red flag.

Valve is putting serious money behind Linux and has a lot of pull with game devs. They will fall in line soon.

The worst of China is still better than the best of America. America wrote the book on mass surveillance and privacy violations.

If your website or service was disrupted by the Cloudflare outage, then you only have yourself to blame.

The Crowdstrike incident from last year was a wakeup call to abandon centralized services like Cloudflare. If you missed that lesson, then it is on you.

Nope:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CLOUD_Act

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PRISM

still better than Americans when it comes to privacy. It is the lesser of the evils.

Chinese robot cleaners are much better and cheaper than iRobot. No wonder iRobot is failing.

I use arch

It does not work anymore. It used to work, that is why America passed the cloud act: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CLOUD_Act

Happy that it worked! GE Proton is usually more cutting edge, and it’s my default. I fall back to regular one if I have problems, but it’s rare.

So you are saying that we should do it harder? Acknowledged boss!

Try the GE version of Proton, it’s usually more curring edge.

Mayb this can help: https://www.protondb.com/app/1222670

I guess I’m not everbody then. After writing this message I’ll go and play some Witcher 3.

it looks awesome tbh, thanks

Just use Linux. Problem solved!

Signal’s love affair with big tech is deeply disturbing.