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I already think proton mail is pretty slow to render/load, they don't have much room to make it worse before it's too much-in other words they better be real careful with that vibe coding.

In general these events have me thinking of switching providers (and I have a paid tier).

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  • [–] 4 points 4 weeks ago* (last edited 4 weeks ago) (1 child)

    Healthequity tried forcing this passkey garbage on me, and they wouldn't allow me to manage investments over the phone, so I ended up transferring everything to a different HSA provider. Not giving in. I love TOTP though.

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  • [–] [S] 2 points 1 month ago

    Yep, I'd hope for good new projects where their founding principles are about being against these things. Some people say if you dont like feature X then compile your own distro, which I dont think is a realistic solution for everyone.

    Ive always kept an offline copy of anything I cared about, if anything asks for my ID in the future I am definitely doing without or finding an alternative, mass noncompliance is important.

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  • [–] 2 points 1 month ago* (2 children)

    I agree with that and care very much about privacy, but for me there's a big difference between privacy and security-it's why I'd take an out of date linux install over freshly patched windows 11-I think that in the right use case one could argue CVEs aren't relevant so long as they're not being exploited. Obviously though an up to date linux/graphene/whatever install is the best of both worlds.

    I think a lot of these views for me were born from an anticonsumption standpoint. Some corporation decides to stop releasing software updates for a device, on their terms, and now I'm supposed to open my wallet? Nah. I used an out of date phone for 6 years and nothing bad came of it, but again it's down to who you are and how you use it.

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  • [–] 10 points 2 months ago* (3 children)

    Vintage audio equipment. It's purpose built without gimmicky features, high quality, high performance, and built to last with discrete components and service manuals. Really it doesn't have to be vintage, but it's usually the old stuff that prioritizes these traits. I usually play local files (mp3/flac) over a bluetooth DAC but vinyl is fun once in a while. The same living room system gets used for movies and whatever else too.

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