They assumed they could get away with anything cause they had so much of a marketshare, imo.

I’ve heard conflicting information lately. This website seemed to have the best so I thought to share. lol

Google is using chrome to put a 3gb AI file on people’s computer silently. This reports what they’re doing and how to disable it if one is using chrome.

In my own experience, it’s clunky and can be a pain to get running, even when using a docker. The Federation also can be a bit iffy at times.

Why am I not surprised? >.>

Spouse and I work every year to add native plants and flowers back around our host to give the bees a place to go. Anything to save these amazing, little polinaters.

Watch him claim later on that he doesn’t know why they’re in Iran because he never gave the orders to do that. It must have been Hegseth.

Thanks for posting this!

Thought it fell under International since Proton is a Swiss company and the FBI worked across borders for the information. lol

Hans Langsdorff I typed a few names in search for German naval officers that did this in WW2 and found they all served in World War I. I bet it’s because there was an honor code among the navies back then like there was within the Air War. (I use code loosely but it was there that’s lacking nowadays).

I didn’t know that. Cool!

Oh. Fun. -.-

She’s a horrible gift that keeps on giving.

I mean, it follows his first year term playbook of “blame everyone but me”

LMAO. Oh! The fun way.

Honestly it’s my take. I have proton. I know i’m paying with a credit card so if they were served a warrant for my information, they’d get it. BUT they wouldn’t get anything from my email because 1) It’s encrypted and 2) it’s encrypted with my own key and not the one generated by Proton when you create an account. I casually wonder if someone didn’t fully understand the nuance of things like this in the modern surveilance state.

Ahh. Yeah. Thanks for the links. I do appreciate it.

Out of curiosity, how do you mean? the Department of Homeland Secrurity Secretary is a cabinet member and serves “at the pleasure of the president”. He’s able to hire and fire cabinet members as he wills per Article II of the U.S. Constitution about executive power. Is the DHS one of the protected that needs cause?

I didn’t think they would be but I didn’t know how bad it was gonna be.

They mentioned someone in the article but I haven’t looked into them yet as he doesn’t seem to be part of the usual suspects.