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For me, if I’m gonna point it to Mullvad’s DNS servers anyway, then I might as well just use it directly. Having a profile also ensures all your traffic goes through there, instead of just browser traffic (if via extension).

They’re partnering with GL.Inet for this new version. I own the GL.Inet Shadow mini travel router and I just bought a Flint v1 router that’s arriving tomorrow to replace my home router. I was thinking of getting v2 but the earlier version’s specs are more than enough for my use-case. Just based on my Shadow mini router, GL.Inet is pretty solid. Their routers ship with openwrt pre-installed and the UI already has easy setup options for the popular vpn brands. That’s a hefty price tag though ($250). The latest GL.Inet flagship router is on sale for $127 right now.

Threat Model is always the answer to these kinds of posts. Come up with your own theat model to figure out your risk tolerance. Not doing that will just keep moving the goal posts.

Maybe his expectation is that companies will buy his product because people will have to feed the AI-generated code into it to test it, instead of having humans manually review everything. Basically telling people to create a problem so he can sell his solution.

Regardless if you like Proton or not, having it bundled by default isn’t good. It should be opt-in.

Yeah I wasn’t pertaining to this particular show, just in general how Ticketmaster operates.

They also take advantage of people in a rush to grab tickets or someone else gets them first, so people just buy whatever they can click, not noticing they are dynamically priced.

For the free tickets you got, I think it’s possible to go to the box office at the venue and ask them to print paper tickets for you.

And considering it’s GM, it’s not really hard to avoid buying them when there are better options.

That headline is a brand new sentence for sure.

Corporations are extremely protective about their branding, even if it’s for discontinued products. If this product gets any negative press, it can still affect their branding if people associate it with Intel.

I was thinking of switching from Mint to LMDE because why not go straight to the source right? Can you share what minor issues you’ve had with LMDE?

You can play youtube without ads via adguard, but you’ll have to do it everytime you watch a video (via options). Kind of a hassle, but it works. Firefox Focus also seems to be able to avoid ads most of the time.

I thought this was about our own Nicole. lol

Paywalled. Here’s an alternate link: https://archive.ph/2025.03.13-082643/https://www.nytimes.com/article/portable-batteries-fires-planes.html

Good 'ol exposed s3 bucket. Also, using incompetent 3rd party contractors and not auditing their work.

If it was the same pressure all the time, does that mean he couldn’t do anything that would otherwise cause a normal heart to beat faster (run, exercise, feel nervous)? Would he faint or something since his “heart” won’t beat faster?

System1 specifically, which is also mentioned in the article you linked. Privacy Tools has also lost their reputation recently. Privacy Guides is more of the standard now. I know they cleared up their position, but ads and privacy together just doesn’t sit right with me. I’m just glad there’s an alternative.

Transmission. Simple, fast, efficient.

If they bundled youtube music with it, maybe I’ll consider it. But this lite version will have ads on music and music videos.