And also probably to fuck the dude’s wife

He does good work, but he could do much better work if he brought subject matter experts onto the show and interviewed them.

This story was why I started listening to the Behind The Bastards podcast.

If all your connections come from the same IP, and you’re the only one using that IP, then everyone knows all of your traffic is associated with you.

If the advisory is the State, then the ISP will still he able to see all your traffic.

You do visit them. Its a tea chat

The keyboard apps are backdoored.

Yeah. But it kinda defeats the purpose.

The whole point of a VPN is to mix your traffic with tons of other people’s traffic

Please dont do that. Use a link instead. Put the image in the body.

This is a link sharing platform.

RemindMe 10 years

You didn’t count the cost of size and environmental damage.

So basically gmail’s motto: “search. dont sort”

Welcome to Lemmy. We have a link field. Use it.

Depends if they have him on a leash. Best to leave cats indoors.

I thought the ELFs were destroying such companies…

You’re one of those cat walkers.

They’re shouting at you to stay away from their tree

100%. Transcription is an act of empathy for blind folks.

Thats your job, as the poster.

fwiw, I didn’t read 0-17 for fun because reading was homework and fuck doing what you tell me.

I started reading in my 20s. Hopefully others too.

I can’t say it was intentional. I never set out to become more empathetic. It was just that, as I began to navigate the world on my own, I realized how selfish and wrong was my thinking about the world and the people i met.

I learned that eating animals was a major cause of the climate catastrophe shortly after moving from my patents house, and so I became vegetarian and many of my friends were vegan. My initial motivation for this was mostly still selfish, since its still in my personal interest to avoid climate catastrophe. But obviously many of my peers were veg for more empathetic reasons.

Also at Uni many of my friends were poorer than me. So being exposed to poor vegan friends showed me a lot of what I wasn’t taught by my parents (empathy).

And then I went traveling, and I was amazed at how kind most strangers I met were. We’re taught to live in fear and that others want to hurt us, but I found most strangers wanted to help. And those who have less generally give more than rich folks.

As for work, I’ve worked as a sysadmin. It can be high stress when things break and you’re called-in to fix it. Its important to have a cool head. I’ve also done a lot of trekking, sometimes in sketchy situation. I think the leader attribute might be more my nature, whereas empathy was learned (or, maybe, being a selfish asshole was unlearned)