I guess I want to know this in order to understand whether electrons actually loop around in a closed DC circuit in the speed of light or are they just pushing the electron in front of them, creating a domino effect, not actually traveling very far?
In a wire, it's the second one. The energy moves at the speed of light. (nearly) The electrons make their way around the circuit much more slowly.
That's the only way I can imagine it working.
People frequently confuse privacy with anonymity. Proton never claims you can't be identified. Only that your communications are as private a possible. Though they provide tools for you to ensure your anonymity if that's important to you.
When you say MAGA guy, do you mean that one time he said a single little policy of Rumps, might possibly not be terrible for everyone? Does that make him MAGA?
Am I MAGA for not hating the Space Force, because it gave us 2 seasons of a fun comedy show?
Yes. All that's true when using a 3rd party AI engine.
That's why Proton is running their own, in house. The AI still needs plain text. But they can ensure everything is isolated and private.
They differ in the details slightly, accounting for performance differences. But every time the interests of the asset class conflicts with the interests of the consumer class, they both make sure the asset class is happy.
Whenever I see affect I think of people making faces. And any single economic decision effects people, while the economy as a whole affects people. With my phrasing I can see either works.
Democrats aren't saying anything because on the real issues that effect everyone (economics) the two parties are almost perfectly aligned.
Have been since Clinton won.
Of course they have to keep some basic account data. And I think the last IP you logged in from. Also email data outside the BODY can't be encrypted. That's just how email works. So law enforcement can get all of that if they convince a Swiss court to order Proton.
But no they don't keep or turn over anything that isn't technically required for the service to work. I don't know what you'd expect.
Says a guy who's never worked a job in his life.
When you can expense a 2+ hour lunch with your friends as "working", he's right.
You're not saying "I don't know". If you assume they're lying, you're also making a claim. One you can't back up in this case.
And another place your confused, Proton isn't a typical corporate structure. It's owned by a non-profit, almost charity, effectively. One who's board of trustees is entirely scientists and engineers. Assuming they'll operate the same way a publicly traded corporation would is a big category error.
No, I haven't felt the need.
Again, do you have any links with evidence to the contrary?
I'm the wrong person to ask. I think it's odd when anyone wears any uniform outside of actively working a job that requires it. That would include kids wearing school uniforms outside of school.
I think it's weird how many people in the gym wear the same kind of clothes.
So is it odd? Yes
Is it common enough to not matter? Yes
Should you care what I think? No
cross-posted from: https://sh.itjust.works/post/51939701
cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/40474442
I've always wanted to talk about how weird it was scrolling through reddit and then suddenly seeing myself on the front page. I was banned from reddit for talking about politics (I am anti trump) on the air force reddit so I wasn't even able to comment on a post about me.
For some backstory, I was returning from a Halloween cruise and it was the only clean shirt I had left (I was planning on wearing it during the cruise as there were no children allowed on the cruise and with the theme I thought it would get a few laughs or at least start a conversation). I never did though and doing laundry on a cruise was quite expensive (I think 50 dollars per load or something like that). I tried to hide the shirt as best I could throughout the day as I do think it was slightly inappropriate to wear in a public setting.
For the record, I love all the comments roasting me and I laughed all fucking day reading them!
Anyways, I have always wanted to publicly talk about this and in my search for reddit alternatives I found lemmy so here we are. Thank you for coming to my ted talk.
It all boils down to two basic principles.
Radical honesty and accountability.
That's the only way anyone builds trust.