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I suggest Storj Tardigrade. It’s client-side encrypted by default (assuming you’re not using S3 gateway).

I’ve wanted to for a long time but I want photos to be saved losslessly. I don’t want everything converted to JPEG.

Yeah, i2p has a system similar to DNS for human-readable names.

Another vote for Postgres, MySQL kind of blows.

Got it. You should email City Attorney Feldstein Soto per the Los Angeles Times.

I was going to say something to that effect. It feels like people are more into the experience of shopping rather than the actual product.

I’m starting to feel old-school in that I’m happy to pay more (sometimes much more) for a quality product that will last.

It frustrates me that it’s hard to find answers to questions about products before you buy them and that most information seems to be scammy affiliate links blogs.

I always get stuck in a captcha loop with them, but I have an Apple News subscription so I can just open in News most the time.

I think context matters too. When I lived in the Midwest I could go on a long drive in the country and it would help me relax and cool down.

Having lived in LA for 10+ years now though, driving while angry leads to very bad road rage (at least for me).

I’m not too concerned about the healthiness of them and always find this to be a distraction—people don’t eat hamburgers to be healthy.

But yeah, it’s upsetting. Especially restaurants that upcharge vegan products without expensive meat.

Do you have a source? I can add it to my cancellation request. Proton has been driving me crazy.

I’d gamble I’ve met a lot more annoying people in person, and I don’t get out much.

I worked in the shipping industry for several years. Carriers will always say something is “out for delivery” even when they know it isn’t or it is and the driver won’t make it.

If you try reaching them they generally give out a half-assed excuse.

I worked for a broker so my job was to get the real status of shipments, so most of my job was yelling/screaming, throwing tantrums and the like just to get a lazy asshole on the other end of the line to check for real.

90% of the time it’s not a problem and people just want to know where it is (and with larger packages need to schedule themselves to be onsite at the time of delivery).

Curse that industry, the drivers might be working hard but all the layers of middlemen and greedy fucks surrounding them make it unbearable. I’ve never had to deal with worse people.