VitoRobles

Just joined tuta a week ago from jumping ship out of Proton. They had a pretty nice sale going on.

When I emailed their support team about this, they went real fucking weird on the response.

They linked to that medium post too. They linked to a random Reddit post.

They said things like, "He can't be racist", which is fucking weird because I was pointing out that I don't want a company that focuses on privacy to be licking the boot of any government. Which is extra strange they didn't bring that up at all.

Proton and their whole company is suspicious as fuck. I absolutely believe if their company starts to flounder financially, they're going to sell access - no question.

This bothers me more than it should.

Shoddy writeups quickly inject reference links just to make their page look more trustworthy and SEO-friendly, while also not actually READING the links they add.

My friend in her 30s avoids dating apps because on those apps, either the guy calls himself a centralist and then wants a trad wife and a woman to know her place, or he calls himself not politically active and only listens to Joe Rogan for the discussions nobody else talks about.

Where my single male friends who are good dudes are afraid every woman is just a OF influencer.

I feel sorry for the dating scene.

"I'm not a Republican, I'm a centralist." (Proceeds to list pro-republican things, bash Democrats, then talk about how weed is okay.)

The cyber security emails in my company are so fucked up that everyone is paranoid to open up any email. Maybe it was fear. Or maybe it was collective malicious compliance. Or maybe we're all just sick of it.

A manager last week said nobody filled out a company intake form because they used a new survey software, so the url didn't look familiar.

The CFO emailed a PDF of a presentation and people were afraid to view it during meetings.

In the chat software, we are constantly going, "Is this real?"

Congrats security nerds.

Had a economics professor who wore cargo shorts and a hoodie to lecture halls. He rode a foldable bike and I'm pretty sure he skateboarded on weekends.

He was getting an achievement award for something and he goes in a full blown suit and tie. I asked him why he didn't go in his usual clothes, and he said, "I need a couple more awards and sit at the top before I can do that."

That's my goal.

And then we laugh and go, "What a sick and crazy idea and by pointing out how crazy it is, society will learn not to do this."

And then a decade later, you'll see it in stores.

Source: am in marketing.

I was not expecting this to be a 40 minute youtube video.

I feel old because I remember when this conversation was happening with airbrushing photographs and then Photoshop.

And now these days, really good Photoshop is invisible. We can remove people from backgrounds. We can improve the lighting. Movie CGI is just photoshooting stills.

AI will reach that stage too, where it will be so good, it's scary that you can't tell.

Average Republican.

Honestly, always do this for subscriptions. Go to their website.

The company is losing money if you subscribe via the app. But being on the app store is critical for them.