Come on man! I literally just finished migrating away from Proton to Tuta. Give me break.

Hopefully they eventually launch something that is actually affordable. Until then I guess I will have to stick to used Pixels.

I switched to Tuta literally yesterday. I’ve been fed up with Proton for years, the recent events were just what broke the camel’s back. My 2-year subscription was expiring in December, so it was time.

I’d say it depends how much you’re willing to pay me.

Also cats.

The day RedReader stops working for opening Reddit links, is the day Reddit joins the same shitlist with Facebook, Twitter and the rest, and earns a permanent block on my DNS blocklist.

I cannot say this doesn’t sadden me though, as I used to contribute a lot back in the day. I still remember the days Reddit was even open source.

Maybe not any more, but it used to. Back in the day I used to spend a lot of time on places like /r/3dprinting and /r/raspberry_pi answering people’s questions. It felt fulfilling and I certainly was not the only one spending my evenings doing it. But that was years ago.

And nothing to do with Reddit making money by charging Google for API access to train its AI models.

More like $15 Million Fee

Random Access Mushroom

Can I at least get some sleep please? Jeez… How many more fires I will have to put out this week?

Low bar of entry compared to everything else back in the day. Also quite fast being written in C. Then Laravel came around and it exploded in popularity. And of course you have WordPress that back in the day allowed everyone to get a site up and running. Not just blogs, due to the vast amount of plugins. There are more, butI think those are the biggest reasons.

Just spent my entire morning patching legacy servers running PHP 7.0 applications. Fun times.

Catemplating*

She is going to dellete you.

Tried it once, but my orange decided it was food.

Short lived certificates force sysadmins to automate the renewal process. This prevents expired certificates due to forgetting the manual renewal.

That was already the case with the 90 day ones. No sane person is going to be manually renewing certificates every 3 months.

Didn’t EU pass a regulation regarding that? If I recall correctly all portable devices sold in the EU after February will will need to have a user replaceable battery.

That, and also so many unfinished projects that would likely never had gotten finished due to lost motivation, can finally get the boost they need to get past the finish line. Especially if a project is like 80% done, you can first do a pass where you instruct the LLM to figure out your conventions and coding patterns and your coding style in general. Document them, and any new code it writes to make sure it follows them. This way, anything new added doesn’t feel foreign and it’s easy to understand. Not to mention that LLMs can also do the boring but useful part of writing documentation.

For me my two cats are my adopted children. And there is absolutely nothing I wouldn’t do about them. Yes, they are not human, so what? I love them more than anything, more than myself, they are my everything.

Also, to clarify, I never said I value people more than pets. What I said is that I value my family more than anything. And my cats are my family.