

So they can extract more money from us. In this case in the form of taxes we’ll pay so that we can be constantly monitored.


So they can extract more money from us. In this case in the form of taxes we’ll pay so that we can be constantly monitored.


“Eyes on me please”


Now I’m waiting for an A24 movie about the social implications of a world where people’s pants suddenly erupt in flames of the lie.
I use both (not suggesting that). I mostly use Proton because it’s already included in my plan, and they seem to have more connections to choose from, but I frequently have to switch because the one I’m on starts to get really slow. I like Mullvad’s flat pricing and lack of commitment (they even accept cash), and it was an easier setup on Linux (at least Arch).
The awkward grammar in the book cover makes this image so funny to me for some reason.
It doesn’t aim to make enhancements beyond privacy/security specific ones. In that sense it’s more likely to give you issues with certain apps because of things like sandboxed Play services and apps not having access to the device identifier.
That said, I use it and if you’re OK with giving up certain things like Google Pay, then I recommend it.


These people have very short sentences that might already be served. The pardon is more about lending credibility to what they did in the first place. I am 1000% in favor of prison reform, but this isn’t that.


I’m glad his perspective has changed, but no one deserves them.
I believe that’s former depression era president, SatansMaggotyCumFart.