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> the above is not to diminish the other sad loss of life
That's a lot of caveats.
Neither addresses the problem just provides a way to ignore it for longer.
Ars Technica
I've yet to met a normal person mention how worried they are about our relationship with Europeans.
It's a bug on Firefox's end related to the twitter.com > x.com migration.
Another possible source is Crowdstike itself who definitely has the data.
Crowdstrike is certainly not required for a device to be considered secure, it is a tool that uses AI and ML to detect and prevent malware, 0-day exploits and other cyber threats in real-time across endpoints.
In regards of AI I find transcription, summarization, translation and predictive text to be very useful.
It's opt-in, open source, runs on device, does not use your emails to train the model, and most important of all does not grant Proton access to your emails.
What part of that do you see as a privacy violation?
Sorry even as a big fan of PeerTube and Mastodon this is simply delusional.
https://www.archivebuttons.com/blog/remove-paywalls-ultimate...
> Ethical Considerations of Bypassing Paywalls
> At the core of ethical considerations is a profound respect for content creators. Recognizing the time, effort, and resources invested in producing quality journalism is crucial. By acknowledging the value of this work, users can approach paywall removal with a sense of responsibility and an understanding of the potential impact on the financial sustainability of news outlets.