Ohhhh, is that the distinction. I admit I rarely if ever used TS myself.

Here, go argue with this guy for a few weeks, and give us a break for a while.

No, it’s a private and secure protocol (not corporation) thanks to end to end encryption. You can evaluate the protocol yourself with your own eyes, except clearly you cannot read, but modulo that.

Newsflash, chuckles: your IP address IS NOT ANONYMOUS. Any private protocol you use without going through Tor, i2p, or some similar anonymizing network IS NOT ANONYMOUS.

You’re attacking a strawman. Neither Signal nor anyone else has claimed the protocol or the service are anonymous. Which, yes, is something that every user should know before trusting it. They should understand what it means and what the consequences are. I’m honestly not sure you’re even there.

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Yep we’re all out to get you. We have meetings and everything. We have a pot luck on Sunday, and you cannot come.

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what is the point of making this distinction

because they are completely different things

It is at best slightly obscured information. If your life depends on a phone number never being associated with you, and you frequently use that phone number, you’re a dead person.

Mumble was always better than Teamspeak, still kicks ass

If you’re still on Discord, you’re a sucker and a class traitor.

I bet you spend a lot of money.

There is more than one width of space as well. And indeed, there are sometimes tones longer than a dash used as control codes.

But it’s a binary signal. It’s either on or off. All the symbols are described using a binary signal. There is a regular clock that divides the signal and each interval of the signal is read as on or off. A dah is three dits wide, most spaces are one or three dits wide, etc.

Don’t threaten me with a good time; human infertility is a good thing. But if we are affected, it’s likely others are as well.

Humans have had several generations of exposure to microplastics. Other closely related mammals like rats have had potentially a hundred generations. One of the reasons plastics are so successful in so many applications is that they are chemically extremely inert. I’m not saying there will be no problems, but if there was going to be a catastrophe, I think you would be able to point to signs by now.

yeah? so? why are you against me having this information about inhalers??

Are you certain about that spelling? Interesting if so

“Square”? “SQUARE”??!! Excuse me, we fought a patent war over Robertson drive, and WE FUCKING WON.

Hyperbole perhaps but long term support is not an issue I think people need to be super concerned about.

Same place that’s going to host Canada’s largest polio outbreak, Canada’s deadliest flu outbreak, etc