aren’t they working on rewriting the thing in go?

Thanks for the response. Seems like I made a good choice by going with the AGPL

I hate the company but I haven’t found another streaming service with a similar amount of music, sound quality and algorithm. I have a jellyfin instance, but it lacks the choice and algorithm.

Edit: I am currently in the process of switching to Tidal. It has pretty much all the niche artists that I usually listen to, the algo is pretty good (at least thats what other ppl say), the audio quality is very good and it has a really nice UI. Also, it pays Artists twice as much as Spotify.
It doesn’t have a native App for Linux, but there is https://github.com/Mastermindzh/tidal-hifi, which is an electron wrapper for the web-ui that is also available via Flatpak and works well so far.

Dumb question because I’m not fluent in License-Lore: which license would be best at preventing others (or me from the future) from selling / closing down the licensed work? Would it be GPL, AGPL, MPL, something else?

I hope nothing happens to his tires

“I ain’t reading all that. I’m happy for u tho. Or sorry that happened.”

fun fact: it’s not! like so much not, that the first planned small nuclear reactor plan in the US has been canceled

that battery is way too big for the energy produced by the solar array

I just read that as “socks”, which made the last sentence really weird

You forgot that only a good guy with a gun-safe filled with AR-15s can stop a bad guy with a glock

I can recommend tchncs.de if you are in germany

i can’t believe so many people didn’t get that part

So it’s clearly a skill issue you say?

alternate universe kim dotcom

or even an EQE

the front just doesn’t look good imo. they just replaced the… grill? (idk what you call that) with a flat piece of carbon instead of just
a) removing that part of the design (like tesla did with the model 3) or
b) putting a fake-grill on the front

it looks okay otherwise, so i guess if you want to you could also just replace that plate with a grill

valid, but i kinda want a place for my arm to rest while driving

AdGuard or NextDNS ftw!

and most exit nodes are most likely runned by law inforcements

and why would you care about that? the protonmail site is using https (which is something that MO has criticised on the onion site for some reason), so the law enforcement would have what? the ip of the middle-node, the ip of the package-destination, and the date the package was sent? that’s not really that much metadata tbh.

anyways yeah we should switch away from email to something like matrix ASAP, but tbh that won’t happen anytime soon

Proton wouldn’t have to disclose the real IP from anyone using their VPN, you can read their Blog-Post on that here. I think they fixed the next point, but why wouldn’t it redirect to a clearnet site? You are already using tor, hopefully on the “Most Secure” setting, so why would you care? VPNs can be secure (like proton or, even better, mullvad), but I agree that most of them aren’t. I also agree that E-Mail was not designed to be secure, but that doesn’t mean that it can’t be. PGP exists, and since proton is heavily pushing for you to use it, I think it’s okay to use their service.

Cock.li is a nice Mail provider with a not so nice owner and while the philosophy behind it is pretty cool it’s AFAIK also on every spamlist possible. Also the domains are, aside from airmail.cc, just not good for any professional usecase

I already know both Videos and i am still convinced that ProtonMail is the best Mail provider. Them giving the IP Address to the French authorities “for no reason” is a claim I hear parroted a lot, but it’s simply not true. Also, if the French activist had used Tor or even just the free tier of ProtonVPN they wouldn’t have to worry about any of that, so it all comes down to bad opsec