My thought was “ah fuck, there goes another one”; still better than the likes of Google, but shitting on your employees and chasing buzzwords isn’t what I thought I’d be getting from Proton. I’m not rushing to move away but I’m now actively looking for alternatives, and obviously not recommending them to anyone anymore.

First time I’ve heard the phrase “leading edge”, did someone mishear “bleeding edge” or did they forget the phrase “cutting edge”?

Oh no I’m aware kettle bell swings are a pretty normal thing, I’m just imagining someone doing swings with a full barbell and claiming it’s part of their new disruptive exercise regime!

Are we still doing “crossfit bad” jokes? Because I feel you’re setting me up for one here lol

Debated by who? Even ten years ago I remember navigating on a long drive and it automatically redirecting me to avoid a massive traffic jam. Even now that’s incredibly useful, back then it was absolute sci-fi!

As for business reviews I don’t think I’ve ever used that, why would I want to just read ads and paid comments?

Digital Fortress! I don’t think it had plot armour (I’ll spoiler tag it as it was the very end of the book):

It’s been like twenty years since I read the book though so maybe I’m misremembering. Cool story though (or at least my younger self thought so), taught me about how the NSA can read your messages years before Snowden.

So they need brand new top-of-the-line GPUs, but they’re also capable of running on old unpatched IoT devices?

Peertube offers neither much exposure, nor any money, so why? Why spend time making videos for a very few people who you will never meet?

As I said, just for fun. Not everyone creates art for money or reputation. Obviously you do need someone to pay the bills though, hence everything Google has done with youtube over the years.

People make youtube videos because it generates income

It wasn’t always this way, plenty of people made great youtube videos just for fun before there was any kind of “monetisation”. Sure, there weren’t the highly polished big budget videos (which would probably have been on tv back in the day), but there also wasn’t all the like-and-subscribe sponsored shit which makes the internet so unpleasant nowadays.

YouTube is good because there’s money coming in and going out

So yeah, I can’t disagree with this enough!

Guess they’ll have to publish them to find out

There were also SSH key files.

I’m not publishing the archive, keys, or session logs.

I submitted the report and findings using Meta’s bug bounty program. Meta marked the report “Not Applicable.”

Guess they don’t care if you publish the SSH keys then?

Linux land has been inhabited by big dogs like Canonical and Red Hat for a while, and it probably wouldn’t have picked up the enthusiasm it has from companies over the years without the likes of them. So agree that corps like the safety provided by other corps, but it’s not like this new one is the only offering.

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