Yeah, probably. The fact that you use mullvad is exposed to your financial institution, but as long as mullvad doesn't keep logs (which has been legally tested to show that they do not), I don't think it really matters all that much for most people.

This is still kind of spoilery yo.

Linux Mint w/ Cinnamon is a pretty painless transition.

Lol, torrents aren't going anywhere. Decentralized and entrenched as fuck.

It's more basic than that even. It's the fact that most people know fuck all about any history. Specifically here, there's more than a century's worth of history on Zionism (and colonialism is indeed relevant) that people know almost nothing about.

If you're in the US, should probably avoid it like the plague tbh. They have the proven capacity to make any situation infinitely worse.

Steam should implement mandatory version history rollbacks. Super lame that it's optional, at the dev's discretion.

Gross.

Not Lemmy, but mbin instance fedia.io doesn't have any of that nonsense.

Aurora did. Stopped working at some point this year for some reason; I was upset when I noticed the change :/

Does Wire still store metadata on who you message? That seems potentially more damaging than Signal's phone number requirement, at least since the switch to being able to hide your number from everyone.

I might have known.