Thank you, this is helpful! I hadn’t heard about the credit for unused space. That’s kinda cool.

Could you share some more thoughts on your experience with Proton over the last year after switching from Gmail?

I didn’t know Finamp existed. How does it compare to Plexamp?

How much are you missing out on if you choose not to have a subscription with it for the cloud features?

Idaho should be in the Rockies and perhaps all of Utah.

Coloradan here. We don’t. I’m very suspicious of this data.

Google Voice still doesn’t support it!

But is it any good?

Any chance you have a Beeper invite to share? I’ve been on the wait-list awhile.

Does disabling this as described in the article truly disable it, meaning if you do, after Chrome blocks 3rd party cookies late next year (assuming they follow through on that), you won’t be tracked by either?

For those who don’t know, the phrase “let them eat cake” is commonly attributed to Marie Antoinette, the Queen of France in the late 18th century. However, there’s no concrete evidence she actually said this. The phrase is used to portray her as out of touch with the suffering of the French people during a time of widespread poverty and famine.

Having the phrase “let them eat cake” in a super luxurious house is incredibly insensitive because it symbolizes a callous disregard for the struggles of those less fortunate. It’s a reminder of the kind of detachment and insensitivity that can perpetuate social inequalities and exacerbate class divides, which is particularly tone-deaf in a setting of opulence.