I’m not an expert, but my take on Reticulum is that while it is technically very good, it lacks practicality, because as a new user you have a very difficult time connecting to anyone. It’s chief strength and chief weakness at the same time is that it is a protocol for pure peer-to-peer networks.

I think most people will find that if they make an effort to learn to use Linux well, they will look back in five or ten years and be so glad they did.

Thanks.

Wow, this is bad. I thought this was over when Germany chose not to support it. Apparently not!

No matter how profitable a company is (which doesn’t apply here) it can’t resist increasing profits even more. They are all like an AI being told to make paperclips and not stopping until they have converted the entire mass of the universe into paperclips.

Windows will probably add AI too, so the only option without it may be Linux.

One has to wonder to what lengths the free-speech-hating UK government will resort after they have outlawed VPN’s and realized they can’t shut down all VPN’s without shutting down the Internet entirely.