I’d only recommend Proton if a) you’re already paying for their suite or b) you’re not using Linux. Otherwise, Mullvad is the way to go IMO.

Oh that’s what that is. I just assumed it was Linux things happening. lol

F XVI fuck you

All guns and no swords, but the big one on the lower left is hella good

I;m thinking about thos Beans

Only reason to use proton is because you’re already paying for their email/drive/whatever.

Please stop releasing new products and finish the ones you’ve got. I’ve been waiting for feature parity on the Linux VPN client since like 5 product launches ago…

MPI is notoriously bad for this sort of thing. All you can really do is stay on their case. I called them daily for over a month once before they finally got sick of me and did something.

Say what you will about private insurance, at least this sort of thing is handled better.

VPN Linux client is still barely functional years later…

Keep releasing new products tho

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Interac AFAIK used to be a nonprofit, but few years back became a for profit corporation. While I’m happy for the option, I’d stick with paper/metal where possible if CCs weren’t a thing.

Credit cards are the issue for me. An unnecessary third party skimming money (not to mention data) out of every transaction we make.

I can’t NOT use them though, since the cash back can be too good to pass up. If credit cards were regulated into irrelevance I’d be almost 100% on cash.

Produce? Priced per pound (usually). BUT the comparison price is per kg for some reason? Except not always?

Liquid? Per 100ml, except for the one specific thing you want to compare, which is measured per volume of a size 10 sneaker.

Dry goods? Per 100g or kg (or rarely, pounds) with no rhyme or reason as to which they choose.

Toilet paper? Compare “sheet”, which will require a terminal degree in advanced mathematics to calculate (one roll of SUPER PLUSH is equal to 7.2 rolls of MEGA PLUSH, which is 4.875 of double, which is anything except twice as many as).

In Canada, we actually have a big colourful wheel that Chrystia Freeland spins to decide what unit we use when measuring a specific thing.