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OP lives in Rome, where the average driver mentality is somewhere between "need for speed" and "carmageddon".

Basically no one is ever willing to wait for anyone else, as OP's reasoning shows pretty adamantly.

Of course they're grossly incorrect.

Acting like what makes Rome's traffic dangerous are cyclists or moped drivers (even if those can often be quite reckless) is basically victim-blaming.

We should never take such posts too seriously.

It's both a waste of donor money and a starvation of resources for people actually consulting images on wikimedia commons.

The real throwback would be going back to use newsgroups, and only have competent people posting.

The hard upper limit on a neutron star mass, the Rhoades-Ruffini limit, is at 3.2 solar masses.

This discovery is significant, because we never found a collapsed object in the 2-3 solar masses range, but it definitely doesn't need new physics to be explained.

The article is full of inaccuracies and errors. Confusing threads with eventloops is just one of them.

I can't imagine it's being upvoted.

You remember incorrectly. It was a plan from a past Executive Director that never even started.

Changing of ownership fundamentally resets the trust we all had in PIA, which was due to you having proven in court you deliver on what you declare.

And in the VPN world, trust is fundamental.

I am still surprised you didn't see this coming.

I did unsubscribe a couple weeks ago and got a canned response too, almost immediately.

When your business is privacy and trust, any acquisition is problematic. Let alone an acquisition from a company with a similar track record.

That's only partially true.

A big part of security is your relationship with the people providing you hosting.

The compromises to nordvpn and others came from a rogue hosting company, for instance.