Now separating hype from reality this processor only has 8 qubits, that's it.

Now they claim that a topological structure based chip can sustain upto a million qubits without decoherence in the future, that may be true, that may be marketing all I know is that it's really funny Microsoft called it's chip

marijuana 1.

Microsoft released marijuana 1 ! is Bitcoin dead yet?

Remember 58k ?

*Feeling nostalgic*

Now separating hype from reality this processor only has 8 qubits, that's it.

Now they claim that a topological structure based chip can sustain upto a million qubits without decoherence in the future, that may be true, that may be marketing all I know is that it's really funny Microsoft called it's chip

marijuana 1.

Proton Unlimited for mail, calendar, cloud drive, vpn and password management

OR Tuta for email & calendar

Aegis Authenticator as a standalone auth

Libreoffice or Collabra Office for office tasks

Microsoft is an unecessary evil. Get rid of them.

Wow - probably been 8 years since I tried using Thunderbird when I retired from consulting. Wonder how they have improved.

I like ability to create Distribution Lists/Groups, creating sub-folders is important, and I would really like rules-based actions (copy/delete/file to sub folder, etc).

Apple Mail and Gmail still can’t do some of these things right.

I'm a small business of 2 people (husband/wife) and have been using Office365 for about 7 years now. We frequently use...

- Outlook

- OneDrive and OneNote

- Excel...some Word and Powerpoint

I think we pay about $250/yr for each of us.

Now - I'm not a fan of Microsoft having access to all of my information...and potentially running models on it/etc. Now, it appears like they want to force MFA using the Microsoft Authenticator App. I still use either Google Authenticator or 2-factor via SMS like what most banks have.

Is there a product suite, or series of products, that I can use to accomplish the same tasks? I just reviewed the Proton website and it definitely covers email, calendar, and looks to cover OneDrive functionality. I also like that they have VPN, too.

I understand Google has free options, but they are Google...reserving the right to also train models on our data/emails.

We use iOS devices, so I could go with the Numbers/Pages/Keynote/Notes/iCloud...but never really been a fan. Also used Evernote in the past.

Back to Proton mail - if I moved my domain over to them, would I be sent to Junk/Spam more or less often. My current emails frequently end in Junk/Spam and I do not do a lot of email...maybe 30-50/week to individuals or small distributions?

I will note that I used to send my Lesson Availability emails via my business email, and someone told me that I may be getting thrown into Junk/Spam because of that...even though my clients were not reporting it as Junk/Spam. Nowadays, I use Mailchimp for my Tennis Lesson email blasts that goes out 1-2x/week for maybe 40-50 emails.

#asknostr #smallbiz #microsoft #google

The world is becoming a lot more exciting lately. It looks like #Trump and #Putin will be allies and #China and #Europe will be on the other side.

That seems pretty evenly matched to me. A lot of the world is going to be wiped out and a lot more made infertile by nuclear fallout but at least we'll have fireworks.

#asknostr is that too near the bone or did it make you smile?

#asknostr en ingles se puede usar orange-pill como un verbo cuando convences a alguien pero, cual seria el equivalente en castellano? #hola

Which one you are u in?

State controlled media or media controlled state?

#asknostr

Exactly. People say it is easy to self host, but it is certainly a challenge that can turn people off.

That's the good stuff.

I listen to that when I study and rarely when I drive.

Some questions are better left unanswered :wojak_depressed: