As soon as Proton gains a Linux client for Drive I might be moving over. Bonus points if they get a photos app that’s more like Ente. Right now I’m stuck with Filen as the “least bad option.”
Is that happening? The EU is the most desirable citizenship/passport in the world.
How dare the EU try to preserve competitive open markets. We can’t have capitalism in the leveragist serfdom economy!
Maybe this is a naive statement, but it seems like full membership including open borders between Canada and other EU states and adoption of the Euro would also be beneficial to everyone involved. The UK should continue…
I fail to see how that matters to the end consumer specifically in the context of an email product. It’s still ultimately a service dealing with plain text data that’s moving between providers in ways you can’t control…
Mail just isn’t something that’s built in a way that it can be a private service. I think most people should choose a provider based on price and features. Yes, it’s nice that if everyone you know uses proton then you…
Disagreeing politically is a perfectly valid reason to avoid a product, though the author will have a very hard time finding alternatives with CEOs that aren’t right-leaning. Not a lot of CEOs are on the side of labor.…
There are two themes in this article that end up both being flawed: - Proton’s not an honest/forthright company in terms of open source and for-profit status - Proton is flawed technically and isn’t really encrypting…
Amazon promises that level of durability for S3, which is a global service. I assume this article is not specifically talking about S3, although right now archive dot today isn’t loading the article for me. I doubt AWS…
This isn’t really the way they were using the analogy in the article. It’s more talking about how internet dating used to have a taboo that is gradually lost over time.
Isn’t the whole point of police to protect property?
I found that StarCraft 2 multiplayer wasn’t fun at all if you weren’t nearly giving yourself an anxiety attack trying to perfectly execute a laundry list of moves as fast as possible. I have never felt so stressed while…
Finally Hugging Face is growing a pair. When this event happened I was confused why they didn’t file a police report and make OpenAI demonstrate in criminal court that they weren’t engaging in illegal corporate…
I suspect the reason it wasn’t included by default was that pass through is not the intended experience. For a gaming focused device, pass through is not getting used very much. It’s only used for the kind of stuff the…
Despite that experience that I’ve heard is lovely, it does compete with the $300 used iPad Air I bought years ago. The screen on a used iPad Air really doesn’t look half bad, it is far smaller and lighter in a bag, and…
Valve’s DRM is just about the least invasive and easiest to crack DRM systems on the market. The only way to be less invasive is to not have DRM at all. Obviously that’s preferable, but Valve’s setup is one that keeps…
I did the same thing (minus buying it). It was super fun but definitely not the same competitive experience. But it was really impressive how well it all worked.
Halo Wars sold 16.7% of Halo 3’s first week sales according to Wikipedia. It was commercially successful but not in a mainstream mass audience kind of way. Yes, it proved that RTS can be done on a controller (arguably,…
Blizzard being a generally terrible developer aside, I don’t think you’re right about this. RTS is not a very popular genre all things considered, and the ARTS/MOBA variants are dominated by DOTA and League of Legends.…
I totally agree with you, and that’s where platform regulation and privacy regulation has been failing parents. Most people really can’t fathom the amount of data that tech platforms are slurping up, and they can’t…
Yes, the platforms need to be regulated more for minors. But also, prohibition has never been a very effective method with teens. Just look at how college kids drink when they get to college. The sudden removal of…
I’m not even sure how they would implement these features without them being interoperable. All the AI systems use pretty similar if not identical API standards.
You can just download an app that does that.
I imagine that Google assistant only makes money for Google because they’re an advertising company. Alexa loses money for Amazon and it’s becoming more gated to Prime subscription features as a result. Amazon thought…
Apple should make their products edible as well.
As soon as Proton gains a Linux client for Drive I might be moving over. Bonus points if they get a photos app that’s more like Ente. Right now I’m stuck with Filen as the “least bad option.”
Is that happening? The EU is the most desirable citizenship/passport in the world.
How dare the EU try to preserve competitive open markets. We can’t have capitalism in the leveragist serfdom economy!
Maybe this is a naive statement, but it seems like full membership including open borders between Canada and other EU states and adoption of the Euro would also be beneficial to everyone involved. The UK should continue…
I fail to see how that matters to the end consumer specifically in the context of an email product. It’s still ultimately a service dealing with plain text data that’s moving between providers in ways you can’t control…
Mail just isn’t something that’s built in a way that it can be a private service. I think most people should choose a provider based on price and features. Yes, it’s nice that if everyone you know uses proton then you…
Disagreeing politically is a perfectly valid reason to avoid a product, though the author will have a very hard time finding alternatives with CEOs that aren’t right-leaning. Not a lot of CEOs are on the side of labor.…
There are two themes in this article that end up both being flawed: - Proton’s not an honest/forthright company in terms of open source and for-profit status - Proton is flawed technically and isn’t really encrypting…
Amazon promises that level of durability for S3, which is a global service. I assume this article is not specifically talking about S3, although right now archive dot today isn’t loading the article for me. I doubt AWS…
This isn’t really the way they were using the analogy in the article. It’s more talking about how internet dating used to have a taboo that is gradually lost over time.
Isn’t the whole point of police to protect property?
I found that StarCraft 2 multiplayer wasn’t fun at all if you weren’t nearly giving yourself an anxiety attack trying to perfectly execute a laundry list of moves as fast as possible. I have never felt so stressed while…
Finally Hugging Face is growing a pair. When this event happened I was confused why they didn’t file a police report and make OpenAI demonstrate in criminal court that they weren’t engaging in illegal corporate…
I suspect the reason it wasn’t included by default was that pass through is not the intended experience. For a gaming focused device, pass through is not getting used very much. It’s only used for the kind of stuff the…
Despite that experience that I’ve heard is lovely, it does compete with the $300 used iPad Air I bought years ago. The screen on a used iPad Air really doesn’t look half bad, it is far smaller and lighter in a bag, and…
Valve’s DRM is just about the least invasive and easiest to crack DRM systems on the market. The only way to be less invasive is to not have DRM at all. Obviously that’s preferable, but Valve’s setup is one that keeps…
I did the same thing (minus buying it). It was super fun but definitely not the same competitive experience. But it was really impressive how well it all worked.
Halo Wars sold 16.7% of Halo 3’s first week sales according to Wikipedia. It was commercially successful but not in a mainstream mass audience kind of way. Yes, it proved that RTS can be done on a controller (arguably,…
Blizzard being a generally terrible developer aside, I don’t think you’re right about this. RTS is not a very popular genre all things considered, and the ARTS/MOBA variants are dominated by DOTA and League of Legends.…
I totally agree with you, and that’s where platform regulation and privacy regulation has been failing parents. Most people really can’t fathom the amount of data that tech platforms are slurping up, and they can’t…
Yes, the platforms need to be regulated more for minors. But also, prohibition has never been a very effective method with teens. Just look at how college kids drink when they get to college. The sudden removal of…
I’m not even sure how they would implement these features without them being interoperable. All the AI systems use pretty similar if not identical API standards.
You can just download an app that does that.
I imagine that Google assistant only makes money for Google because they’re an advertising company. Alexa loses money for Amazon and it’s becoming more gated to Prime subscription features as a result. Amazon thought…
Apple should make their products edible as well.