The Washington State proposed privacy law is a massive improvement on California's. If it passes, I'll move back home to the PNW. https://fpf.org/2020/02/12/a-new-model-for-privacy-in-a-new-era-evaluating-the-washington-privacy-act
Lord only knows if anyone has ever gotten Proton mail bridge and Thunderbird to work together reliably. A good day's when there'sno pain; bad days I restart them over and over and over and
(1/2) The Russian government has blocked ProtonMail and ProtonVPN within Russia. We are reaching out to the appropriate authorities to get the block lifted as soon as possible. https://www.reuters.com/article/us-russia-protonmail/russia-blocks-encrypted-email-service-protonmail-idUSKBN1ZS1K8
Protonmail Bridge and Thunderbird are like an old married couple that have come to detest each other over the years. Some days, minimal civility rules, things get done. But other days...
Apparently, the only requirement to be a robot is the ability to turn off Javascript in a browser. Pretty low bar if you ask me. To prove you are human requires you to use Google. Pretty perverted definition of human if you ask me.
#Privacy https://techcrunch.com/2019/02/10/privacy-is-a-commons/
Still detest that I can't resize columns in Mastodon. Who in what UI world thinks a column 4 or 5 words wide is useful? 350 px fixed width isn't worth using.
