OK, boomer.

8 year olds, dude!

You are kidding, right?

You don’t use the internet on a laptop?

long sigh and then he morbed all over the place

Congrats, dumbest take you could have on this.

Interesting choice to give them boobs. Not that the average reader cares that its only female mosquitoes that bite.

So, hilariously, if you never had connected them, you’d still retain the offline features, since they couldn’t push that update on you?

Although I assume they push you hard to connect them at first use.

Proton themselves pointed this out already but I think people didn’t trust them because they interpreted it that Proton wants to move servers to countries with lower privacy standards, which is not true.

“A Stanford professor”… Please make sure to attach names specifically for such bullshit views, it seems this is Jonathan Berk, you can only find the cowards name in what looks like footnotes.

Edit: he is by the way Professor of Finance, which makes him and his opinion even more unlikeable. Also got his PhD in 1990! Just to give some context to his idiotic intro here talking about how wondrous it was he got paid for doing a PhD.

Source https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jonathan_Berk

You… are looking at a fossil of one. That’s what the post is about. I mean, maybe they fossilize less frequent than other animals, but it seems like they do.

Jaywalking as a concept is so weird to me. Don’t live in the US, that’s probably why.

No. Carbon offsetting is a scam and does not do shit for the environment.

Hell no. Too much drama.

Valid question. But this article is a physical book in your own hands. I am not saying this is safe or anything but has nothing to do with Amazon besides that they sell it.

Almost none of that seems relevant for tourism. I also as a tourist in France on several occasions never noticed anything shutting down middle of the day, but I was never in rural France. I assume OP may not start their adventure in rural areas either.

It… says it right on the sticker.

The last and only time I visited L.A. was more than 15 years ago, already then I was amazed at the lack of public transport. Was one of the only big US cities I visited on my trip where I really had to rely on my rental car, it was impossible getting anywhere with public transport.

You are telling me this has not improved whatsoever after all this time?