Nice!

In my humble opinion: they are stealing you with that price for what it offers.

Buuuuuuuuuut, it’s Mozilla, and I’ve been using Firefox for ~10 years, so this is my way to “pay them back”. It also contains a super useful feature in my opinion called “Send”, that basically if you have attachments that are too big to share through email, you can send them through “Send”, imagine Mediafire for sending files, but inside your mail client, I don’t use it that often but is useful when you need to share an .iso or something like that instead of a link to a cloud service.

Yep, and not a cheaper one I fear :( This one is like $72 annually, it don’t have that many features but it works, and I like Mozilla, so I think it deserve my money.

I hope you can afford it soon, $72 is too expensive in my opinion for a email service but is Mozilla. I think you should at least register so you can receive an invitation, and maybe when you receive it you can afford it, I think they don’t expire anyways unless you use it and don’t pay.

Yep, sorry, that what I mean with beta, I wasn’t specific :(

I THINK they are currently accepting people often, cuz I registered 2 different accounts and the second one was registered recently and got accepted a few days ago

Andy Yen, the CEO of Proton, had a message for an employee in the company’s security Slack channel who urged the company to at least take a few days to pentest newly written code before pushing it live. “That’s bullshit and loser thinking. Of course it’s possible to be fast and secure,” Yen wrote in the channel at the end of August. “Stop thinking always of how to be slower, and focus more on how to be faster.”

“Due to insufficient velocity,” Proton is not on track to achieve its annual recurring revenue target by the end of the year, one internal document obtained by 404 Media reads. Proton’s year-over-year growth is also “far away from what the market today considers to be good,” and, “By all metrics that matter, we’re an underperforming company.”

In a Slack channel dedicated to thanking people for their work, Yen jumped in. “Get it fixed,” he wrote, referring to Proton’s Reddit post announcing the feature. “Now Reddit is pissed and we look worse than Tuta,” he added, referring to a Proton competitor.

I think he believes that he will be the next Steve Jobs by screaming to their employers and forcing AI to increase annual revenue and imagine TAKING REDDIT COMMENTS SERIOUSLY AS AN CEO and comparing themselves with Tuta.

Just a friendly reminder that Mozilla (creators of Firefox/Thunderbird) created a email service called Thundermail in case you want to check it out, I honestly trust more in Mozilla than in Proton, is a bit expensive and it’s currently on beta access, but I love Firefox so I feel like this is the way to give them money they can actually use.

No, no, believe me, as many people here I played with Nintendo consoles a good part of their childhood’s, even though I couldn’t play with the GameCube because I wasn’t born, I mainly enjoyed the Wii / Nintendo DS era.

They really knew how to create permanent memories, but I think the “playing with your family” part was the best with Nintendo, with games like Wii Sports.

But currently I think is the decaying state of the console companies that make now this more like “choose the best among the worst”, and Nintendo in my opinion is easily the worst of all.

That’s incredible good news, thanks for sharing!

I just hope Xbox is not trying a “Nintendo”, by basically trying to attract public by doing the opposite of what their competition is doing, I honestly hope they get their shit together and they really are trying this, not as marketing campaign.

To be honest this is not recent news, basically since PS4/XONE era, physical media died.

I think it was Fallout 76 that needed you to download a ~80GB patch from DAY ONE to let you play? And please correct me if I’m wrong, but I think Microsoft at some point (not sure if this is still the same) didn’t let you even share game discs because your “digital ownership” was tied to your console/user when you first installed the game?

Shitendo is just pulling off their cool glasses to tell everyone: “We are the good guys! Believe us!” because they somehow always have a market that can remember the “good things” and forget the bad ones.

Why does it feel so “wrong” to play AI decompilated ports? I guess because people doesn’t actually do anything but ask an LLM to do everything and they just release it like they did something amazing?

I don’t care when using AI with the Linux kernel because we know that Linus has been developing the kernel for years, so we can guess we know what he is doing, but honestly I prefer to play an emulated version of PT using ShadPS4 than using this decompilated version

Edit: According to the article the developer didn’t use AI to decompile PT and port it to PC, but actually port it with new features, I guess in this case is “fair use” if he know what he’s doing, but you get my point, with games like Bloodborne or GOW.