I demand trunk because https://trunkbaseddevelopment.com/ is a great branching strategy guide that anyone should read. It also explains how to release code or fix it in a good way.

It’s a torrent client with an integrated retroarch? I don’t get it.

Billionaires are really pissed about it, I’m happy.

When the CEO praises Trump, says China bad because China while hiding that occidental AIs have the same kind of censorship, that’s hypocrisy.

Messages you send to other Proton Mail accounts

That’s a small but important detail. If you have public keys from people at other providers, AND you trust their security (JS thing I guess), then fine. But 99.99% of the world do not have that and don’t know what it means.

If you want full trust, use Thunderbird and GnuPG. Proton is a nice package but you don’t control it, so no trust IMHO.

a few providers support e2e encryption

There is no such thing with the email protocol, and most providers don’t have that kind of hack.

I use Fastmail way too much to change but I wouldn’t choose it as it’s the most expensive one. The good: you can create any random email for throwaway accounts, the bad: it’s expensive. Mailbox.org is really ugly and their 2FA sucks (last time I checked you had to put the generated number at the end of the password which is weird and annoying) but it’s the cheapest of them all if you take the light account.

If I had to change, I would go for Tuta, Posteo, or Runbox.

I would say Tuta or Runbox or Posteo, but the truth is that any paid account that is not Google or Microsoft is way better than anything so as not to be profiled too much with their trackers and privacy-invasive practices.

On the technical side, no email is ever safe from being read either by the sending server or the receiving one. Email hasn’t changed for the past 50 years.

some German techno band

You installed the internet for Kraftwerk? That’s great!

high performance cryptography tech

We have proof that the NSA and others have made discoveries way before anyone else (like the NSA with the DES algorithm, or weird stuff during WW2), but it’s because they have the best mathematicians. I have noticed that the truth is always too boring for them and they always seek something deeper or more magical like Harry Potter.

Ghosts are famous for believing they are still alive. Like in the Sixth Sense. Sorry for you buddy…

until Xi Jinping came along

It’s funny that conspiracy theories are always moving from one guy (or subject) to another as time passes by while trying to explain the same thing, like the explanations for the failed predictions of Nostradamus. Before it could have been Mao, then that other guy, then Xi Jinping…

He never explained both at once but he was more serious about the flat earth. I guess there would be some kind of caves underneath or something where the Shrek-people were hiding. I try to avoid him actually so it’s difficult to have explanations.

One more: He had a web site for his crappy music, like some ambient and peaceful Burzum with the philosophical lyrics of a teenager (he’s 40). But the GDPR happened and he believed it was a plot from Europe to destroy all the European internet. But he was too smart for them, and he deleted his web site without asking me for explanations. He had no backups for some reason.

In taxes yes. But he deeply believes that all his profits will be gone and he would be working for free. The truth is that he’s a failed artist and thinks his lack or revenue was a conspiracy too so…

Brother in law has everything: hollow earth, flat earth, vaccines, chem trails.

The best: he thinks the government will steal his money if he gets a job, and that’s why he’s unemployed.

His face still says “please love me, I have money,” but at least he stopped doing that stupid Roman emperor haircut.

Turn off the hotspot, uninstall snapshat and instagram (it’s crap), remove spotify too (full of AI slop). Problem solved.

Also who watches netflix on his phone? It would be better if you pirated 360p videos, and cheaper. Don’t thank me.

Dude, “stealing data” is not the preferred nomenclature, “protecting your IP”, please.

They spent tens of billions of dollars already. Of course they don’t want cheap competition. That’s basic capitalism, nothing pro or against China.

Don’t try to revise history

You read wrong.