This album changed a lot of things for me, musically. I don't like it as much as other records that I went on to discover, but this one was an important step along the way.

We'll always have xmas steps, Mogwai

Yeh, its ironic when artists get popular for getting involved in political movements that politicians refuse to get involved in. If ever there was need for more evidence that they do not represent their constituents, this is another piece.

Not to you, no. But you have no evidence that he didn't use that word directly in conversation with Wil Wheaton. In fact, evidence points towards Stewart having a strong dislike for the nazis in question. (https://www.esquire.com/entertainment/tv/a31141189/patrick-stewart-star-trek-picard-interview-politics-donald-trump/)

Also, why are you even here?

developments including a new voice AI agent to handle broadband fault calls

data showing significant reductions in complaints

🤔

The attempt to frame anti-ai sentiment as similar to anti-vax is a deliberate attempt to paint protesters as ‘emotional’, ‘illogical’ or just plain stupid. Fuck it, I don’t think it’s even worth arguing with people who say stuff like that.

A data center? Here: https://www.environmentalhealthproject.org/post/the-dangers-of-data-centers

Driving.

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Thanks for posting your experiences with it. I get the impression that while its a cool thing to be able to do, it's not really a compatibility or usability breakthrough. As in, it won't fundamentally improve translation performance.

No, you're not alone. I absolutely hate everything about fireworks. As somebody who also enjoys loud, chaotic noise from time to time, I know that the very least I can do is put some headphones on while I listen to it.

That liquid ain’t gonna glass itself…

I don't really appreciate your take that this is simply a case of one little guy failing a purity test. Maybe you need to consider the reasons why people use Proton in the first place, I'd argue it's not just because they are not google or microsoft.

People are seeking secure, trustworthy services that are worth spending actual money on. Andy Yen's comments, both internal and external, and the direction he wants to take the company in are, to many, at odds with the supposed code of ethics that attracted them in the first place.

So, if a company insists on having a CEO (at all, I would say, but especially one like Yen) that takes the company in a different direction, I think customers have every right to quit. And whine, because of the wasted time and effort they put into that company.