Isn’t that the guy who invented Lemmy? Reminds me of TG’s founder doing the same.

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Use exact change?

If we’re going cash only, I’m bringing those coins too.

Sand dollars?

They have paper and pens that they can track their transactions until the system is fixed.

[Loud spinning tire sounds]

First generation VPN users effectively ruined it for current-gen users who use VPNs for everything now.

Saves money on socks, too.

Back in my day, extra credit had to be earned.

Man, everyone is hopping on the Trash Signal Bandwagon, even though TG is less secure, and nobody (the 99%) uses Threema.

I read something on the internet, so it must be true!

What prevents you? Lots of people run their own instance.

Hmm… Wonder if it’ll be easier to chip every newborn, or barcode the back of the neck?

I feel like I remember seeing somewhere that the entirety of Wikipedia can be downloaded? (Use offline)

You’d have to update periodically for newer articles.

With blackjack…And hookers!

Interoperability law that only applies to one company. Neat.

I imagine a bad actor could buy a custom domain, connect it to proton, and then spam millions of people from thousands of addresses, using Proton’s infrastructure?

What is the # limit on a custom domain?

At least the Brave guy’s site included many popular browsers and not just the big 5.

Well, there’s a good chance that most people who present technical information publicly are probably involved somewhere in the tech space. Pretty sure the owner of that site also has a disclaimer stating that he in fact works for Brave.

More directly, is the information on that website inaccurate? Could any other person create a similar website with the same information? Has anyone?

True facts don’t change based on who presents them. Every time I see this “oh don’t trust the Brave employee” it’s usually someone who is mad that FF isn’t the best in whatever category.

Are you saying the information presented is somehow incorrect?