GPT4 actually answered me straight.
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I mean tbh anything not released for Linux is wholly useless to me, so I get where they're coming from.
It's as official as it gets. The XDG team provides the underlying infrastructure, and the community provides the tools.
Wait was there a Canadian dream lol
To encourage people to migrate, it's par for the course.
They don't communicate anything back to Google, they just import from it, set up mail forward and suggest that you can set up the accounts you're familiar with with your proton email (which you can do with any email account, without Google having any access to your emails). You're reading way too much into this.
If you're that paranoid, don't trust any private company with your information and run your own private mail server.
It's a bug, they confirmed it was a bug, and it affects paid customers, too. Don't jump to conclusions.
You're not supposed to exist at all, according to people like him.
All manufacturers who follow US law do, it's part of the GPL license. The problem is that the code is all made for some really old version of Linux, either 2.4 or 4.x, which isn't compatible with mainline.
It's a bug, bugs happen.
Source: am software engineer
I hope they leave it alone, it has a pretty good tourist economy already.
You should definitely go there, I went there in summer 2022, it's beautiful. Go paddleboard with the beluga whales, well worth it! If you stick your head in the water at the beach, you can hear them chant.
If you wanted to visit Churchill, ig do it now before it gets destroyed by the fossil fuel industry.
I'm neutral towards AI, what I can't wrap my head around is forcing users to sign in / sign up to use offline apps. Fuck you too, Postman.