Off topic but I donāt think breakfast is any more or less important than a meal any other time of the day. Most days I only eat one big meal around dinnertime and maybe have a few bites of some snack throughout the day. Iāve been like that for years now it started from doing 12 hour construction shifts where Iād just work all day with a coffee and maybe an apple or something then eat a big meal once I was home. I donāt do construction anymore but the way I eat stuck with me. Itās probably worth pointing out that Iām very fit and a healthy bodyweight (5ā10 152lbs) and I donāt suffer any negative effects from living like this. Iād say Iām healthier than 90% of the people I know.
16/8 is the most common intermittent fasting protocol for begginers. 20/4 is recommended in case of autoimmune disease, to reverse leaky gut and insulin resistance.
Sure, and while weāre at it, letās just skip all meals to save money! These fucking people, man. Anything to shy away from the fact that we the people are getting fleeced.
Tutanota is in Germany, which is part of the 14 Eyes global surveillance network. Protonmail is located in Switzerland, not currently part of any such intelligence agreements. Switz courts are also much less willing to approve search warrants.
I already know both Videos and i am still convinced that ProtonMail is the best Mail provider. Them giving the IP Address to the French authorities āfor no reasonā is a claim I hear parroted a lot, but itās simply not true. Also, if the French activist had used Tor or even just the free tier of ProtonVPN they wouldnāt have to worry about any of that, so it all comes down to bad opsec
Protonmail and protonvpn are the same company and they probably would send out logs from that to. Protonmails tor service is pretty sus to. Why would it redirect to a clernet site. Vpns are not private and defenetly not email. Email was never made to be private so it isnāt and once you use something personal with it you are fully identified like this lemmy account, if you have ever signed in to it without using tor they could just ask lemmy and get your ip so in the end it does not really matter. Neither protonmail or tutanota is the best for privacy i guess that would be cock.li or some other onion only email
Proton wouldnāt have to disclose the real IP from anyone using their VPN, you can read their Blog-Post on that here. I think they fixed the next point, but why wouldnāt it redirect to a clearnet site? You are already using tor, hopefully on the āMost Secureā setting, so why would you care? VPNs can be secure (like proton or, even better, mullvad), but I agree that most of them arenāt. I also agree that E-Mail was not designed to be secure, but that doesnāt mean that it canāt be. PGP exists, and since proton is heavily pushing for you to use it, I think itās okay to use their service.
Cock.li is a nice Mail provider with a not so nice owner and while the philosophy behind it is pretty cool itās AFAIK also on every spamlist possible. Also the domains are, aside from airmail.cc, just not good for any professional usecase
You can create accounts on onions so why would it redirect to clearnet. When accesing clearnet sites in tor it has to use a exit node and most exit nodes are most likely runned by law inforcements. I guess it does not really matter what you use since you shouldnāt really send messages over email anyways. Only to create accounts that most likely can identify you
and most exit nodes are most likely runned by law inforcements
and why would you care about that? the protonmail site is using https (which is something that MO has criticised on the onion site for some reason), so the law enforcement would have what? the ip of the middle-node, the ip of the package-destination, and the date the package was sent? thatās not really that much metadata tbh.
anyways yeah we should switch away from email to something like matrix ASAP, but tbh that wonāt happen anytime soon
The lock in and the lies. The first being your inability to read your emails in another client. Second is the lie that itās secure when email is inherently not second. Itās making a false promise.
Oh and I forgot the new issue, being that you canāt zoom mail, which is infuriating.
Disclaimer: I pay for Tutanota and have for a few years. But Iām tired of it. Will switch to another season once K-9 becomes Thunderbird for Android
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But seriously, why are we letting these dragons hoard wealth for no real reason other than bigger number makes them feel more important.
Economies work best when money is moving fast between the lower and middle classes. Wealth tax the fuck out of the obscenely rich and give incentives to raise wages, suddenly people are able to spend more and whatdoyaknow the economy grows.
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The thing is, ownership of any of these can change at any time. Bitwarden, Mullvad, and Tutanota could be sold to very different owners.
That is up to and including something like uBlock Origin, which only has one developer, and would suddenly be very different if that developer died and the project had to be forked.
You can never trust that the person who takes on the reigns has the same ideals as the people running them now.
Hell, Mullvad was abused to the point they removed access to Port Forwarding on their VPN service, which has led to many people needing to switch to crummier, shadier VPNs that still offer port forwarding access. Thatās not Mullvadās fault, but it is an example of them having to change their philosophy and what they offer because of abuse.
Trust should only go so far, and loss of trust should be very easy. Thereās not a good reason to keep ātrustingā something when it has fundamentally changed from its initial ideals.
Hell, Mullvad was abused to the point they removed access to Port Forwarding on their VPN service, which has led to many people needing to switch to crummier, shadier VPNs that still offer port forwarding access. Thatās not Mullvadās fault, but it is an example of them having to change their philosophy and what they offer because of abuse.
Hell, Mullvad was abused to the point they removed access to Port Forwarding on their VPN service, which has led to many people needing to switch to crummier, shadier VPNs that still offer port forwarding access.
Unfortunately port forwarding also allows avenues for abuse, which in some cases can result in a far worse experience for the majority of our users. Regrettably individuals have frequently used this feature to host undesirable content and malicious services from ports that are forwarded from our VPN servers. This has led to law enforcement contacting us, our IPs getting blacklisted, and hosting providers cancelling us.
The result is that it affects the majority of our users negatively, because they cannot use our service without having services being blocked.
The abuse vector of port forwarding has caught up with us, and today we announce the discontinuation of support for port forwarding. This means that if you are a user of forwarded ports, you will not be able to add or modify the ports you have in use.
They made a smart call that has probably increased the long term privacy of their users.
People were using port forwarding to host illegal shit, and governments were getting pissed off about it. Mullvad has been able to prove in court that they donāt keep logs, but thatās not a perfect deterrent; a properly motivated government, perhaps if somebody is using Mullvad to host CSAM, might attempt to legally force Mullvad to put logging in and add anti-canary clauses.
Preventing port forwarding keeps customers as consumers rather than hosters, and avoids this issue.
I used to use proton until I saw them give info for a warrant. After that I gave up on the VPN thing. If I lived in a country with limited streaming options I might use them but shrug-outta-hecks
This is true and people should always be mindful of this. Additionally you should consider not just the ownership of the companies but also the infrastructure they rely on such as their rented servers, payment processors, on-site staff etc. However commercial VPNs remain a convenient compromise for many use cases. These services are probably fine for your shitposing needs but should not be relied upon for activism for instance.
Still canāt bring myself to use proton pass. Iāll be much happier when proton drive better integrates with desktop machines as well but calendar, VPN, email and the bonus simplelogin premium are way too useful.
You do also kind of put all your eggs in one basket so to speak though. I don't have anything against Proton and the pricing makes sense if you value all their services and pay for Ultimate (though by my estimate, less sense if you are only looking for a smaller handful of services). However, if you go fully into Proton for everything, you're placing your trust into an entire stack of services and it can end up a single point of failure.
I trust their privacy claims but if you backup your email and calendar you can just as easily move elsewhere if Proton does go down. Having only one provider can make things a lot easier to manage.
However, if you go fully into Proton for everything, youāre placing your trust into an entire stack of services and it can end up a single point of failure.
Yeah, I know
The point is that Proton offers good service at a reasonable price, and for me thatās it, thatās perfectly fine
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