It doesn’t mean Jack shit if the cloud provider is a company that is based in Canada.

Better: ban the cars from the road

Thanks

The Israeli military has destroyed about 3,000 olive trees

Wow, usually its the settlers doing the attacks and the military just standing there “protecting” them.

Israel has totally unmasked itself in the past 2 years

The army justified the measure by saying the trees posed a “security threat”

Translation: "These dirty Palestinian neighbors are able to feed themselves with the harvest from those trees! We must destroy it. They must starve "

He’s an asshole to the Dev that is hired to cleanup his mess, not to the evil company

Where’s the article?

Coinbase has always been the laughingstock. They’re not a real exchange.

Nah, this is why I went with the Canadian etf. They use Gemini, and seem much more competent

Where are those keys stored?

So…what’s the best AWS/Azure alternative in Canada?

The data encrypted in the data center usually has the keys stored with the data.

It’s only to protect the data when they throw away the disks. It doesn’t do what you think it does.

That just means you shift to the EU market, which had heavily pulled out of MSPs with US comapanies due to the huge risk and fines from GDPR, etc

That just makes you a bad developer. And ripe for firing.

You’re an asshole

How? I just called them out in genocide.

Oh, it’s definitely a genocide and starvation is explicitly being used as a weapon by Israel.

I’m just saying that almost all famines have some State with blood on their hands.

Almost all famines are man-made. We have am enormous surplus of food

Wire.com

SimpleX is probably best. Wire is much more practical for day to day, but the metadata in Wire might literally get you killed.

That’s my point. The e2ee is worthless marketing because they work with cybermercinary groups to ensure they have exploits to gain access to the device.

NSLs require backdoors. Meta is a US corporation. But, sure, you can pretend that these exploits aren’t intentional. That’s their plausible deniability.

Yeah dude, tons. Look at Citizen Lab’s work. They did an very detailed exposé with Amnesty International too