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The relationship between actual 1930s nazis and the arab world was kind of complex for obvious geopolitical reasons, but Palestinians pretty much generally denounced nazis. Also back when it might’ve been good strategy not to.

I stand corrected. I guess some people do think we’re there.

Personally, I don’t think we’re close yet, but I agree that there could exist a better system where we’d at least be closer.

More like post-scarcity. I don’t think even the wildest leftist thinks we’re quite there yet.

Being a real christian is about to become cool, I guess?

Not what, who. He’s the protagonist of True Detective S1.

Yeah, the last 6 months has really shown what Libertarians are made of. Fucking disgusting hypocrites.

That seems to be their position, yes.

Was what happened before also a genocide?

Simplicity in all the good and bad ways. They also claim to be more secure but I’m not sure if that really applies anymore.

Many security-related things started as an OpenBSD project, like openssh. They don’t shy away from making drastic decisions for the sake of quality. For instance, in 2014 when they noticed their bluetooth stack or bluetooth as a concept sort of sucked, they didn’t rewrite it. They removed it. I don’t think it has been rewritten yet.

Linux was ready for me 15 years ago.

Meep meep.

What does it mean though? China’s gini coefficient is higher than Europe’s, and they have a growing number of billionaires.

Honestly, this shit needs to stop. Acknowledging that some fascists have been good at something at some point does not detract in any way from being anti-fascist.

If you claim that fascist are dumb, stupid and can achieve nothing, what do you think the masses will think about your message when the fascists turn out to be competent? They will wonder what other things you are wrong about.

So I say to you: stop being a fascist enabler.

That’s just ignoring history. There are plenty of good reasons to hate the Nazis without needing to do that.

In the similar way, it’s not necessary to dismiss Soviet Union’s early modernization successes in order to blame them for their crimes against humanity.

I think you need to be in Proton’s Board of Directors to have any effect on this. Perhaps if some of those guys are your friend?

https://proton.me/about/team

I’m not going to change from Proton because of this, but what you’re suggesting is probably not a bad idea. CEOs are and should be easy to replace and mistakes like this are pretty standard reason why CEOs get booted.

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For what it’s worth, it would be worthwhile if more moderate people (which I suppose you are) were in lemmy. You can just block people if you don’t want to see content from them.

Apple has recently declared that they’re keeping their DEI programs in contrast to other tech companies, so I suppose Lemmy crowd would approve that? Their CEO being openly gay since 2014 probably works as some sort of a guarantee, at least as long as he keeps being the CEO.

So I’ll suggest: Apple hardware + icloud. User experience (with apple hardware) 10/10. Pricing: Hardware price + monthly cost. Integrity: who knows, but they seem to deriving their income from their devices more than many other things.

Monthly cost depends on geographical location and storage size, but in EU area per month:

• 5GB is free
• 50GB = 1 euro
• 200GB = 3 euros
• 2TB = 10 euros

That storage and cost can be shared with up to 5 family members.

I used this for a long time and it worked really really well. But it really does practically depend on having Apple devices, preferably on every level. I recently moved to Proton because I wanted to move to Linux, but I do miss the UX and reliability quite a lot. Icloud’s web service isn’t bad though but wasn’t good enough for me.

I actually got NixOS after the latest time I tried it. But I also got that I don’t want it, Arch is much simpler in all the good ways.

And perhaps something like https://github.com/kiviktnm/decman can some day give us part of Nix’s power without going all-in with the functional declarative thingamadoodle.