I’m not sure you are fully aware of the Tor threat model. The exit node is not supposed to be specifically trusted.

This.

It’s factual, public, relevant info, it can and should be on Wikipedia.

Of course it can’t replace it, it’s a point-in-time archive.

Sure but, again, the files are in a relatively low quality.

It’s got lots of great ideas (combining what’s essentially a giant git repo with bit torrent), but in practice it’s pretty slow to do anything

You assume a whole lot of thought and strategy from “the boss” :)

I dont disagree though, fundamentally.

What a great pic, really encapsulates a lot of the image of Garbage and Shirley Manson!

How big is said workplace? Can you respectfully ask for an exemption? Don’t say Windows will make you miserable (it makes everyone miserable, apart from a few Microsoft bootlickers), talk about loss of productivity, reduced security and increased risk, and – if you can – challenge the grounds on which the change is being made.

Often, they are incapable of providing proper justification for the change. May not help, but you’ll have the minor satisfaction of knowing it is bullshit.

Meh, does “the boss” pay you to use a shovel or to dig stuff up?

It’s obvious OP is going to be miserable and less productive on Windows, it’s not to their employer’s benefit for that to happen.

Ah yes, good old E2E AWA3E.

“End to end, and we are also an end”.

Theoretically, you can check the code actually running on the Signal servers is the code they publish under a free and open source licence, using the hardware-based TEE attestations the servers will return

Someone more knowledgeable than me may have managed to do so, I haven’t.

Element / matrix.

Pray explain how those are pronounced in French?

So, a thin client with an unreliable server. Great.

The Saturn version has a whole short film that serves as intro to the game too, with similar themes.

Possibly even more disturbing than the infamous Xbox 360 version.

Saturn Bomberman has a fun campaign you can play with a friend too.

It’s really about balance and what you hope you to get out of it (easier to set up again next time? less fragile setup? learning?).

A mitre saw is more dangerous than a handsaw and requires you to learn to use it properly and safely. It also enables you to do more and faster. It’s a tradeoff :)

It makes zero sense to say we had “all the solar, wind and renewable energy we have now”. Electricity wasn’t discovered until 500 years ago and made useful much more recently, in the early 1800s.

Sure we had windmills and watermills, but surely anyone can see that harnessing the power of the wind or water for a dedicated task is a very different proposition to generating energy that can be directed to nearly anything.

Renewables can’t replace fossil fuels everywhere they are used, but they can directly in an awful lot of cases and more cases can be adapted to use electricity rather than fossil fuel (trains going from diesel to electric, etc.)

So more to the point, what are you on about?

Shit, Kodi isn’t mentioned once in the article. That’s a sign of the times.