That an edited timeline that leaves out many of his Reddit comments, but it still doesnt paint him in a good light.
Everything he said about the Trump admin was wrong flat out, and not once has he acknowledged it. A very convenient stance he took, praising them and now opting to “not say anything.” Its almost like that just leaves the praise of the GOP with no rebuttal from Proton.
I recall $500-600 from a previous video, but I may be wrong there. With ram/storage what it is, likely higher either way.
Turns out lots of people can be shitty at once.
It also wasent a single tweet. It was tweets/comments plural, with him also talking about how the GOP was immune from the influence of big tech (ultra mega LOL) and would take them to task (a stunningly, knee slappingly stupid statement), that the GOP was the new “party of the little guy (holy fucking shit was that tone deaf),” then him using right wing phrasing and talking points to defend himself before finally defaulting to the same defense as Mullvad just did. “We are a political company that should not say political things, I.e. we have shitty political opinions that will cost us money once people find out about them so we will shut up now.”
The proton CEO has not once apologized or said he was wrong about the Trump admin, even after they fired Gail Slater in the first year, the person he praised in his first effusive tweet about how great the incoming Trump admin was.
That was deeply fucked up, especially all the internal texts/emails from the spin artists her harasser hired to discredit her that talked about how to use the internet to attack her.
Still, Reynolds/Lively are pretty rich at this point. He sold a succesful alcohol company (aviation) and phone company(mint mobile), bought a successful soccer team(Wrexham AFC)/etc.
They may just be living their best life out of the limelight at this point.
That basically how trains work in Copenhagen. They use small, automated trains that come every couple of minutes. You just wander to the station and get on, no planning or anything.
Widows bay. Its honestly a mix of ethereal, cosmic horror and parks and rec style comedy.
It doesn’t sound like it should work, but it entirely does. Its not “good comedy with okay horror” or “good horror with okay comedy.” Both genres are excellent and they mesh in a way thats believable, very human and horrifying.
Amazing info. I loved scavengers reign and just started common side effects, but haven’t put the names together as the same creator. Both are mind bending shows, so more from the same creator is a great get.
Looks like the following from github:
Suite of Official HoneyWires: Includes native TCP Tarpit, Web Router Decoy, File Canary (FIM), ICMP Canary, and Network Scan Detector.
I don’t see any AI disclosure on github or here OP. Can you specificy how AI has been used on this project?
Base price was supposed to be $750 for the 512GB model. I would expect $899 at most for a 2TB model back at pre AI bullshit prices to miss the “1k” negative headline they are riding now. The 150 upcharge for 2TB would have been totally in spec, if a bit expensive as those drives were going for under $100 for a while.
I hated it the first time I watched it because it felt trite and asinine. I watched it again years later in a different headspace without the same expectations and it clicked for me.
Its a movie that mixes the deeply mundane with the deeply absurd on purpose, and it does it very well. It has a main charector that is boring as hell as a person but also an iconoclast that is immune from consequence, which the movie just amps up and up and up into mania, all while “the dude” just drifts through it. That conflict is where most of the humor lies, alongside just stunning acting from basically everyone in the movie.
The movie just moves from iconic moment to iconic moment between these insane people doing insane things in sometimes day to day ways, mixing up what normalicy is as a whole. Is it paying for half and half at a grocery store with a check you know will bounce in your bathrobe? Is it offering to blow strangers by your pool for 10k? Is it strapping yourself to a harness and screeching at a painting you fling yourself at to add a new layer of paint? Yes, it’s all normal and its all absurd, just like the rest of the human experience.
I think its actually gender color coded. The “male” side leans blue-ish, with the “female” side leaning towards pink.
Using controversial forced gender roles colors as a axis is certainly a choice.
Im not the OP. I just copy/pasted the summary, as I hate clickbait title videos.
Hopefully it saved some people a click.
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Bulldozer or bust.
I ran one of the above for something like 6 years. Absolute power hog, but I’ll be damned if it didn’t keep up. I did have to overclock the hell out of it near the end, but it took to it like a champ.