What a stupid reply. Expecting free help, but posting more than a logo from google is asking too much.

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Also the more the internet is swept with AI generated content, the more future datasets will be trained on old AI output rather than on new human input.

I’d just like to give a quick reminder that many if not all of the workers rights achievements we enjoy across the EU are a direct result of unions and strikes in the past. Without them we wouldn’t be were we are today. You’re not gifted anything in work life.

So you just reviewed your own list by writing “Undeniably true” under nearly every bullet point? xD For some reason I find that very funny.

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A bad take if I’ve ever seen one.

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In some ways one can be envious of people who are able to believe in a higher power than themselves. It certainly has it upsides.

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AirVPN customer since 7-8 years. If you want some flashy highly polished website and client which could win design awards, look elsewhere. Otherwise it’s top notch. They have an easy to use client and support for both native WireGuard and OpenVPN.

And how does this negate my initial point that you shouldn’t trust in the security of something just because it is open source? I think you misunderstood what I was saying.

Dont understand what that has to do with the discussion so far. How is this relevant here?

Ext4 (for my laptop and stuff) and ZFS (as mirrors or raidz2 for my proxmox host and data).

Regarding point 2. I get what you’re saying but I instantly thought of Heartbleed. Arguably one of the most used examples of open source in the world, but primarily maintained by one single guy and it took 2 years for someone to notice the flaw.

So believing something is „safe“ just because it is open source and „open to billions of people“ can be problematic.

Memmy is great! Been using it since about 2 weeks now. Really feel at home.

You mean the Year 2038 problem?