JoeyHarrington

Vpns have been around far longer than people have been widely using them for privacy reasons

Using vpn for anonymity is a relatively new usage of the technology. Typically vpn is/was used for remote access to corporate networks. Its popularity as a privacy tool may mislead many to think that's the only reason to use one.

To answer your question, the point of a VPN is to provide a secure end-to-end tunnel between two endpoints, that's it.

I'm quite curious to see how this plays out in regards to employees remotely accessing their corporate network because that's that's going to cause logistical, technical, and likely financial issues for most businesses.

And get a monk to pull

When you know, you know.

Better set the table, we got work to do

Nothing stopping you from eating what's left

Free vending machines in every hallway and double the number of recesses and nap times.

I got you an updoot back bro. He's probably too young to get it.

100% incorrect

If it has local control like a normal thermostat you can control it without a hub like home assistant

Talk to me when you get a station wagon plebs

I always wonder how true the most white people are racist statement is. I don't think I'm racist, I think I value people the same regardless of the color of their skin. I sometimes wonder if I'm wrong about myself, maybe I am racist in some way but am blind to it. How would I even know?

I think if it's true that most white people are racist, then that means most people are racist, because people are people and white people can't have a monopoly on being shit bags.

None of the above statements are intended to negate what's happening in the world today, or the abuses and horrors being inflicted.