JKane

Whatever VPN project you choose, you are giving them access to all your data, so be sure you actually trust them more than your ISP. Free? How exactly do you think they're monetizing providing you connectivity around the world plus servers in other countries...? If you really want it, PAYING for an audited and well reviewed one IS your best bet. Just as it is hackers' and especially governments' best bet to compromise that single point somehow and get all kinds of interesting stuff a lot easier than otherwise... Perfect illustration of VPN, do you trust the woman's mouth more than going directly? TOR is fairly secure but hard to use and easy to wander into places you don't want to be. If you do at some point receive enhanced government scrutiny its presence will be a big red flag for further investigation.

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I mean on one hand the norm and tradition is "I serve at the pleasure of the President" but I wish more had stood up and made him fire them. Especially the Senate-confirmed positions who've been replaced with "acting" lackeys semi-permanently. How's the 25th amendment supposed to function again?

I'd hoped he'd name Kamala special prosecutor once elected and have a more progressive VP, but then again, she actually has a chance to grow into a future of the party, and if we get a bunch of actual progressives in congress it won't matter so much how progressive the rubber stamp at the WH is. Still:

MKBHD has a video about this exactly on point, leans to the future-proof side of the argument over proven/perfect at the moment, which I can also see.

I'd say it depends on the apps you depend on (Apple's apps will probably start with a leg-up on using the new hardware better), but that buying the final generation of proven hardware is probably a safer bet than the first generation of new and drastically different hardware. But if you're a life-long Apple guy you've faced this multiple times before... 680X0 to PowerPC, PowerPC to Intel, and now... I wonder about the prospect of mainstream applications being as fast or even bothering to support a vastly different architecture, but then they claim it emulates/etc...

Same writer...