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To expand, you don’t want your service provider to open source all of their configs. Audits like the one Proton went through require admin access to systems that you absolutely don’t want the public to have.

This is just like Lemmy. The actual code is open sourced. But instance configs aren’t (for good reason)

Proton isn’t a developer when it comes to their VPN service. They most likely are utilizing open source solutions to run it, but they’re not operating a code base for it.

Their clients are open source, though.

And I’m saying this as a cyber security expert who uses Proton for personal use.

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Yeah, this circuit would do a whole lot of nothing since the ground is the only wire entering the circuit.

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Fair in the instance of Plex, but I’m happy to pay for the feature with Home Assistant.

You didn’t mention US imperialism once. C-

People are free to take some rando on the Internet up on their offer.

I’d be fine paying $25 a year to not maintain that shit myself. Plus the money should contribute to development efforts.

Aren’t they charging because it passes through their servers so you don’t have to expose your server directly to the public Internet?

Like, I pay $5 a month to access my Home Assistant setup remotely, although I could do it cheaper with my own AWS setup. But the money goes to development, so I’m happy to contribute.

I’m glad I really only use it for music, but the fire TV app works decently well. Better than the fucking Netflix app, at least.

Where’s the tankie who will explain how Putin is the good guy?