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This does not answer the question. OP wants to Thunderbird to decrypt PGP mails. Yes, it makes sense to use an encrypting fs, but we are still missing this thunderbird feature.

Why not? Some VPN providers operate their own network of DNS servers to avoid leaks via DNS, e.g. mullvad.

If you explain your setup (os?), some one will help.

Interesting.

Actual answer over circle-jerk speculation: To be legal in EU, they must offer one option without required (=forced) consent to tracking. When you pay, you can actually opt-out from any measure that require consent under GDPR.

All European publishers do this. They don't want your money and probably don't care much about the tiny minority that actually pays for freedom from tracking. This option exist to create the illusion of choice.

I tend to agree with the trust argument. Google wants people to rely on Web technology and Google products and allowing MITM - or failing to prevent - goes against Google's interest.

I don't buy the technical argument at all. Google could terminate the TLS connection at the proxy and communicate with the browser on a proprietary encrypted channel. Chrome could easily show a green padlock item and certificate details as seen by the proxy. The whole thing could be open source and transparent. A minority of users will disable the feature; many will accept it. Corporates can be bought by allowing to opt out for 'sensitive' servers.

You can't MITM HTTPS with a VPN unless the browser accepts an insecure certificate.

Yes, but the browser is Chrome and this is a feature built into Chrome.

• buy a car
• buy a backpack
• hope

That's the goal.

Ignoring gender, are job fairs overrun by job seekers now? Is it that bad?

Well I'm thinking the same, but then I'm not sure where to put this video (ignoring the sound track) on a scale from drunken singing to obvious Nazi salute.

Maybe i don't know enough about Bierzelt culture. If they were singing Hölle, hölle, hölle or Atemlos, would you notice the (right) arm in the air? The arm movement seems unnatural (if the intention was signing with arms in the air), but this could still sort-of pass as not 100% Heil Hitler.

The band chose the song, for sure, that's questionable. The event organisers should not allow this to happen. But the guests, should they leave? Sit down quietly and wait for the next song?

I could be in that tent and not recognise the song. Not my kind of music.

I could see people innocently copying the movement of others. It may be a tent full of Nazis, scary, but the video does not proof this.

This did not happen at Oktoberfest (Munich, Bavaria). This was in some village in Saxony.

Now commented on the built-in tracker protection in Firefox? Is it useless.

Personally I bank on uBo.

Again?

The "I'm that desperate" batch.

I agree. Gmail is great as a desktop client if always open in a browser tab.

Which is probably what they want and what their most loyal users want.

Hope that never try to shutdown IMAP.

There's software that does this already. Right?

Obs?

Can someone explain what's the point?

There's some exam, online, runs in a browser. Ok.

Now we require a special browsers. Why?

Which only runs on Windows, but not in a VM, unless you make a small change. Why?

To stop cheating, I assume, but what kind of cheating needs a VM? Maybe I'm old, but we had handwritten cheat sheets on paper.

Are students using cheat software now that solves math problems for an online exam? And if they do, shouldn't this score bonus points? Sounds like challenging problem to code an AI that she's your exam.

That's a complicated way to say:

• You can either run a server (headscale)
• Or use a manage service (tailscale)

Both comes at a cost, generally, but free options are available depending on your needs.