Well, if we are going to eat meat, we better use the skins too, instead of wasting them.

I think you may be onto something. Everything happened awfully quick. Almost like it was planned.

US is a weird country.

I live in EU, and I haven’t even heard of bandwidth quotas on home fiber. Cheap mobile subscriptions have some, though. But mostly it’s just no limit.

Going the extra mile tends to burn people out. It’s profitable only if workers are a commodity that can be replaced and thrown out like garbage when inevitably broken.

Oh yeah. America.

One could argue that low earth orbit is a natural monopoly like water pipes, electricity poles or railroads, and should be owned by governments, that could rent bandwidth to companies.

The problem with that plan is that there very rarely is any accountability for the executives. At worst, they get a lucrative package, and find a new position in another company, with more “experience”. It’s usually the workers who get blamed and fired, even if they were following orders.

I’m lost.

What country are you living in to need spam filtering for SMS?

US has been building soft power like this for decades, and Trump is pissing it all away.

If this process to get rid of dependency on US gets well underway, there’s no turning that ship. US won’t recover the position it had in fifty years or more.

Hot water is pretty expensive. Even if you are not worried about the phone, you may want to consider the impact on the environment (and your finances).

Good article.

Currently passkeys are too much of a vendor lock-in to big tech.

Bitwarden support alone does not change that.

I don’t dispute that, but can you point to the relevant law?

We need smartphones that we can actually own and control. Root access with locked bootloader and good security.

Maybe the old feature was keyword bookmarks, not sure.

https://signal.org/blog/signal-private-group-system/

Wrong. Signal servers don’t know of group members.

Arrrr, they don’t.

Signal is run by a non-profit. Moxie has integrity. And the software is open source.

There are more safeguards than in case of proprietary apps of for-profit companies.

What about false positives? Or a process to challenge them?

But yes, I agree with the general idea.

Can you please add the company name in the title? If you want to keep original title, you can do it like this:

This printer company [Procolored]