The military also doesn't make any revenue probably.
kpw
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The Pentagon is not some rich dude with lawyers.
For me it was the exact opposite. It did exactly what I told it to do.
Imagine running an OS that doesn't even respect you. I use Arch btw.
Tor onion services also don't need any port forwarding to work. They are however only accessible over the Tor network.
Well, apparently you don't since you're spreading outdated myths.
Clients can tell the server to only send important traffic (=when new notifying messages are incoming) before going to sleep so it doesn't use any radio now. Fast reconnects are also possible now, so we can wake up only when a push notification arrives. The only thing stuck in the 90s is your knowledge about XMPP.
It's not hard to understand. People already trust the output of LLMs way too much because it sounds reasonable. On further inspection often it turns out to be bullshit. So LLMs increase the level of bullshit compared to the input data. Repeat a few times and the problem becomes more and more obvious.
No it doesn't. It's basically a bloated and more advertised version of XMPP by some venture capital funded startup. Sadly, it doesn't build on existing internet standards like XMPP at all, so there's no real compatibility.
What network requests can it sniff? Shouldn't this be a browser security bug?
I don't use any any Google services for good reasons, but I wouldn't trust myself more not to lose my data than Google.
@elonjet et al would like to have a word. Musk and free speech is a good example of preaching water and drinking wine.