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A very large portion of the population willingly and happily uses Google products. These new tools make it easier to remove unwanted data about yourself from search. That's a good thing.

Please stop it with the "Google bad" circle jerk and realize that the majority of non-nerds has a very different perspective on this.

Try searching for "only chrome".

Ipv4 security guidelines do not look much different.

TLdr: be aware of the differences and prefer ipv6-only instead of dual stack if you can, to reduce complexity.

It adds security for local deployments as well because you either trust the local CA or your browser tells you that someone has owned your network

That's not true. Reading other processes memory requires root even for processes of the same user.

One second of Google cloud TPU has roughly the same number of floating point operations then 4 hours of raspberry pi 4B time.

So 3 minutes of cloud TPU time already covers your whole month of raspberry pi usage. Pretty sure it costs them less than 5$ as well, since they have the hardware anyways.

The goal to teach people how technology works is admirable and necessary, but it is no defence against a motivated attacker. The attackers will always have a massive information advantage just because they have so much more time to aquire it.

Disclaimer: I work for google

Source: Googler but still writing lots of code outside of Google and constantly think to myself "why is this so needlessly hard? Why does nothing integrate well?"

See one of the latest Real Engineering videos: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0k9wIsKKgqo

Dust buildup can be significantly decreased by weaving conductors throughout the outer shells and applying a current to it.

German translations are pretty bad and sound like they are done by Google translate 5 years ago :-\

My wife suffered a combination of depression and PTSD caused by a very bad childhood since basically middle school.

Under the stress of a newborn child it started to escalate to dangerous levels so she seeked help. After many failed therapy attempts she landed on Sertraline, which caused her symptoms to almost completely vanish and had only very mild side effects.

In the beginning she could not believe that neurotypical people feel like that all the time because she could not even remember a time anymore without depression and anxiety.

It fundamentally changed her and after 2 years of taking it, for the first time since she can remember, she is worried about the future and looking forward to it instead of hoping that she may die soon.

Talk to your doctor, get good advice, but don't be too afraid to try medication because it could potentially vastly improve your quality of life.

I have been using it for the last months with family and friends and it works great as well.