Functionally it’s good and fast. Privacy-wise I would recommend at least encrypting the files before uploading. Cryptomator would help if your friend is willing to use it. VeraCrypt volumes also work, and they sync quickly because Dropbox is smart enough to only update the bits of the volume file that have changed.

If you’re looking for something similar but not US-based, pCloud is good and allows you to save the data in Europe. But encrypt your files there too.

Seems like it may have sounded that way to Epstein too. Look at his response.

Straight from the horse into the mouth.

What benefits are you thinking of?

There is also the privacy concern (which isn’t new) about toys that upload everything your child says to the company’s servers. There’s a concern about the privacy of your child’s words, but also about the corporation getting recordings of their voice, given all the nefarious purposes a voice recording can be used for these days (surveillance voice recognition, deepfakes, etc.). Plus the toy could be listening and recording at any time.

Then do Vance. And flush Stephen Miller’s head in the toilet while you’re at it.

Lives next door to Général Charles de Balls.

That garden sounds pretty good. A lot of people can’t really help themselves like this though, because they live in city houses or apartments without land, and/or they’re working long hours and don’t have the time.

Every accusation is a confession.

It does make you wonder whether Trump even signs these orders, or whether Stephen Miller just prints Trump’s signature on them in his crypt of Nazi evil.

The first president to use the autopen extensively was Thomas Jefferson. … Since Jefferson, various US presidents have made use of the autopen; some were guarded about it while others were more open about its use. Whereas once the official White House position was to deny the existence or usage of the autopen, today its existence is more of an open secret.

Harry Truman was rumored to make use of the device; Gerald Ford was open about his utilization of the autopen, but it was Lyndon B. Johnson who blew the doors off the entire affair by allowing the device to be photographed in the White House, appearing on the cover of The National Enquirer with the article “The Robot That Sits in for the President.”

John F. Kennedy was so dependent on the autopen, that he became the subject of a book entitled The Robot That Helped to Make a President.

But when Biden uses it, it’s a scandal, and when Trump duplicates his signatures it’s perfectly fine. Good old Republican hypocrisy.

I don’t understand your last sentence. Selection a main mechanism of evolution.

Web archives preserve information the US Government has deleted, like reports on the economy, climate change, and Black history. In general they work against censorship of the internet. This is just another case of using “protecting the children” as a cudgel to kill politically inconvenient sources of information.

it’s selective extinction based on…

As long as whatever trait it’s based on is heritable, that’s evolution.

Nexus criticized the ADL in an open letter earlier this week after the ADL announced an initiative to “monitor” the incoming Mamdani administration for antisemitic bias.

I assume that by “antisemitic bias” they mean being insufficiently fawning towards Israel?

Wasn’t mine. Mine’s called Crispin.

So you’re saying Trump had sexual relations with a gender-fluid fish? Yeah, that might startle his cult.

Pictures can easily be denied since generative AI became a thing.

Some of the documents mentioned Trump, including one from Epstein’s brother, Mark, which references photos of Trump “blowing Bubba.” “Bubba” is a nickname of former president Bill Clinton,

Eurgh, the mental image. Is this some dastardly plan to make everyone demand they just put the Epstein files back in a drawer and forget about them?

I run DNS blocklists on my network and see no ads on this page. I’d recommend it. For a while I used Pi-hole and now I use Unbound blocklists in OPNsense.