Oh, don’t worry, I’m not pirating you shit, I use it to train AI therefore I’m allowed to do whatever I want. It’s for AI you see.

Dolphin is genuinely good though. It has tabs, it has splitscreen, it has inbuilt console. It’s not Norton Commander, but it’s a good file manager if you’re into graphic ones.

But that’s how you learn though, and the ability to know how to type shit in a box is a good skill to have if you have a computer.

Don’t, under any circumstances, do that. This is an anti-advice.

And 3 accounts are already “contributing”. That’s not better. It’s worse.

They don’t have any code yet but 3 slopgen accounts are already connected. It’s worse, it’s actually worse.

Growing enough food to survive a year is the easy part

And it’s anything but easy.

Well, if you know the original McDonald’s hot coffee story, it started exactly because McDonald’s meant boiling, while the customers expected merely hot.
That’s why precision of the language is important, ans that’s why it’s wrong to expect the company to use your imprecise definition of the word, that’s how you get third degree burns from a cap of coffee.

Do you think McDonald’s shouldn’t write “careful, hot” on hot products, even if it’s not literally boiling and you wish it to be boiling?

You need 30kmph for it to be safe, and I’m talking proper 30 kmph, not “the sign says 30 but the road is straight and I feel quite safe being two drinks in” 30 kmph

Petty nitpick on my part, really, but I don’t think of Discover as a part of Plasma.

Wait, plasma does your system updates? I don’t think it’s an appropriate chain of commands

My definition of “encrypted” means that something is encrypted. You know, using cryptography.
Your definition of encrypted means that something is end-to-end encrypted, with only two corresponding people having keys. And we actually have a term for that, it’s end-to-end encryption.
I understand where you’re coming from, but only one of us using this word correctly.

You know, if you end-to-end encrypted, but mishandle keys, it’s actually demonstrably worse than if you client-to-server encrypted but there was no confirmed cases of anything leaked.
Nobody is misleading you because you have deeply held ideas on what words should mean.

That’s just your misunderstanding of the term. The chat is encrypted, no lies about it, it’s not end-to-end encrypted. Last time I checked they were quite explicit about that.
So far, Telegram worked exactly as it was advertised, it’s just people for some reason have weird ideas about what words mean and how stuff should work, but that’s not on them to be honest.
Plenty to criticize Telegram for, but lack of privacy isn’t it.

I don’t think you can separate a product from their CEO