@nprofile1q... Ich mache mich damit jetzt möglicherweise nicht allzu beliebt, aber: IBMs Software war immer erstaunlich gut. (Es gibt nur nicht mehr viel davon.)

@nprofile1q... Drei Erik Udens? 🥴

@nprofile1q... „Glück verpflichtet“ ist eine falsche Aussage.

@nprofile1q... Tragisch.

@nprofile1q... fixed

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From my personal perspective as an anarchist, there are no "good" and "bad" companies under capitalism. Whatever the company, my money is going to fund some shit I completely despise. (See also: Spotify. Why do people still give their money to that cunt? Because Spotify offers a service they want. Exactly like Mullvad.)

Show me an anonymous, publicly owned VPN service and I'll gladly switch. Good night for now – it's a bit late for getting this deep. :)

@nprofile1q... @nprofile1q... @nprofile1q... The whole reason why I subscribe to a privacy service is that my privacy is important. Everything else is noise.

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Sigh.

To put it bluntly, my logic is basically this: I’d much rather buy privacy software or services from dodgy bastards. They’ve actually got something to hide, so they’re the ones most bothered about making sure everything stays proper private.

YMMV, of course.

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Then why would anyone care about your opinion?