That’s it? they’ve got some metal hosted in the country somewhere? I was expecting more.

Looking through the thread it seems you’re very keen on the end of the ongoing genocide of the Palestinian people and privacy which is good but going after proton won’t help on either front here.

If you want to help stop the murder look into the BDS and the organisations they’re currently running boyoctts against and focus your efforts on those as those organisations are the ones propping up the Israeli state and allowing/assisting it to commit it’s crimes. community action against targets that matter will have a far more meaningful effects than going after a handful of servers. To this end also look up Palestinian organisations where you live to work with. The Palestine Solidarity Campaign in the UK is good example.

And on the privacy side I feel you seem to miss the point of how VPNs work. If you avoid ever setting your exit point to Israel then Israel will never see your traffic and be able to surveil it. Unless you have some evidence that Proton’s network has been compromised I can’t see any technical reason to avoid using Proton or any other provider running endpoints in Israel.

Do you have information on proton’s Israel links? I know they used radware several years ago but no longer do.

OK but pedal wheelchairs are actually useful tools for folks with either limited mobility or in rehab from accidents/surgery.

I would like to use now to remind the youth of today of the unending glories of IRC and we must return to it.

You know what? I’ll take it. At least there’s some positive there.

Alongside proton dB https://areweanticheatyet.com/ is also a good resource.

They’ve managed to install it on a bunch of trains in the Barcelona metro and it’s helped dropped the temperatures by around 1.5c.

I know Tfl has also put it on a couple of trains over the years but yeah we’re still lacking a broader rollout.

The annoying thing about HS2 is that is was focused in the north. The link from Birmingham to London was somewhat tacked on to make of more politically palpable to those folk seeming allergic to spending any money outside of the south east. Now the project has been so messed up in its current state it’ll probably make transportation north of Birmingham worse than it currently is.