This. Although not enthused with the all in use of AI tools, I dont have a problem with it being used to generate code. So long as a human is responsible for the PRs that go into the project. The bigger issue is the push around sacrificing proper security posture and process. As I've said else where, for a company that sold me and many based on their security and privacy stance, its an odd position to take, and probably why I will be moving on closer to my subscription end

Things can be 2 things

For me I really only use Proton for its mail. I am considering thunderbird pro / thundermail, they are more expensive than my proton mail plus subscription, but I feel like it also contributes to the development of the thuderbird client

I self host Vaultwarden and use it also for 2FA codes (with a local copy in ageis authenticator) I have a nextcloud that does calendar and has inbuilt office in a pinch, and file sync

he was calling devs that wanted to security test new features before release, slow losers. An odd stance for a company that sells based on its security reputation

I still have 6 months on my subscription - if I cancel I can keep using it until that time is up while I decide on a replacement?

I have an invite to thundermail, seriously considering it. Its not as featured as proton mail, but then I dont use most of the proton features in my mail plus subscription. I have 6 months left on my pre paid proton subscription, so its something to think about.

but how does it sound?

Rust builds a unicorn

Ice House ?

put your conversions in krunner like the foss gods intended

No these were the official local releases for Region 2 and Region 4 (Europe and Australia/New Zealand) They were shaped like Photon Torpedos, there were 7 released for TNG, and then same again for DS9, VOY and ENT. I believe the came out a year or so before the US started getting them, but I cant remember. I still have all my Torpedo sets in a box. I rebought what has come out on Bluray too, as I am a completionist when it comes to trek

I watched TNG on horrible VHS tapes of late night airings, as that's all I had available until I paid $190AUD per DVD season in the early 2000s!