From Casio even in 1984, with TOUCHSCREEN where you could write the numbers to calculate, Casio AT-552 Janus or the TC600 from 1980 with touchscreen keyboard. Way ahead of their time.

https://youtube.com/shorts/FDadKTNjJvw

https://youtube.com/shorts/AGUNtBmh9yw

AFAIK Proton permits to redirect mails from Gmail and others to Proton Mail.

CASIO the Nokias of watches

Steal their work? well, but mathematician worked a lot of years on the problem without a solution, means that their work wasn’t correct. Apart scientific papers are accessible by everyone, not only AIs. Maybe the mathematicians have to think a little more about teamwork, storing their work locally or encrypted, instead claims about copyright and AI stealing their work. But the capabillity of AIs is to be able to find interrelations between millons of datas in hours, something for what humans need decades to do the same. That is the point and also the danger of AI, it get the data it needs from everywhere and web content is open, AI don’t have any ethics or respect of copyrights, all web content is information as is. All you put online is public (or everything online) by definition, there isn’t any copyright to avoid it.

Axis of Evil

It say a lot when US citizen emmigrate permanent to Europe, Canada, China and even to third world countries and say that there their life is >100% better than in the US.

China already use a lot of bots, maybe more and more advanced than any other countries, they have even a robot army, police bots and a lot of bots in restaurants and bars, even in particular homes, Easy to buy with prices between $10.000-15.000

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ioi3r007mTU&t=895s

Yes, but a lot of people need to use Windows for several reasons and because of this to alleviate the disadvantages of an proprietary soft.

Maybe smarter than the ICE agents.

Meanwhile in China

https://youtube.com/shorts/tUQCMyMQWzI

It’s few Microsoft can do legally, there is no change in the OS as such, you need a valid and legal Windows installation to use AtlasOS, they can’t avoid the user choice using other services and tools instead of the inbuild ones, in updates there are only important security updates, which are not a problem if you continuo using the Defender (recomendable). Atlas exist since ~10 Years, also there isn’t a problem with it, same as with the apps to debloat Windows, which also exist since a lot of years. Windows as such is a decent OS, it’s same as others based on Unix. It’s bad because the garbadge, telemetries, AIs and “Services to improve the user experience” in it by default. It’s the same as with stock Android respect de-googled Android and forks, it’s not Android which is bad (it’s in essence Linux), it’s all the crap Google put in it.

Same as I do, the main issue in Windows is a ton of crap and some innecessary telemetries which it has by default. But as said, you can gut it. Installing Portmaster and using it in peace

A lot, you can strip out almost everything in Windows to the level of the OS as such (as I’ve done since years, using the bare OS with only the needed, all other by third party FOSS). The problem in Windows is not this, but that MS calculates that the majority of users do not do it, because many things are undocumented and it is necessary to dive through countless menus and submenus to reach the corresponding configurations, often not very intuitive. This is why there are apps that take care of it. like ShutUp10, Optimizer and similar, or they directly intercept the corresponding layers on the OS like this AtlasOS… But all this can also be done manually without problems, but with the condition that you know well what you are doing, nothing for beginners. Even so, always with a lot of caution.

People in the US have less privacy rights than Chinese people. They have the amount of privacy that corporations permits.

FIFA is simply a money wash engine, nothing to do with sport.

Valid on both side, honest soft and services vs which are not, the worst malware is mostly FOSS which you can find in the onion. Also nowadays the biggest FOSS catalogue is by Google Labs and Microsoft, FOSS to make money. There are others, like the famose Irfanview, free proprietary soft and absolute trustworth and definitively the best which you can find, there don’t exist a real OpenSource alternative.

It depends on several things which is preferable, at the end it’s depends on the intentions and ethics of the author respect the user, on the other hand questionable in case of products (often also FOSS) from big corps where ethics respect the user are too often secundary. To say “OpenSource is always good and Proprietary crap” is a big mistake

A good article

https://nebius.com/blog/posts/open-source-vs-proprietary

It’s irrelevant if the provider is from the EU or not, all of these are forced to fullfit the privacy law if they want to operate in the EU, even Microsoft itself: big difference between Microsoft US, full of trackers and even keyloggers (Towerdata), and Microsoft DE with 2 cookies.

Well, which sites of these are from Kape?

• https://www.experte.com/vpn/cyberghost
• https://allaboutcookies.org/cyberghost-vpn-review
• https://www.pcworld.com/article/394108/cyberghost-vpn-review-2.html
• https://www.security.org/vpn/cyberghost/review/
• https://thebestvpn.com/reviews/cyberghost/
• https://www.trustpilot.com/review/cyberghostvpn.com
• https://www.safewise.com/au/cyberghost-vpn-review/
• https://www.vpncompare.co.uk/cyberghost-vpn-review/ …

Nice history, but the extension works as it should and its not a VPN (none of browser “VPN” extensions really is), but a proxy for which I use it sometimes for mentioned reasons. CyberGhost currently has alway an excellent review in IT publications and independent benchmarks, it don’t log and also don’t has any bandwith limits in the proxy only limits in the amount of servers, which is free to use (incomes through premium accounts in its VPN service). Nothing fishy in it. Windscribe is also good, but the free versin has a data limit, not so good for streaming services.