This was already debunked [1]
… This was already debunked [1]. I tried to save freenode - I was the only one funding it up until the point where freenode's ownership "gave" it to me essentially which resulted in the non-developer staff to attempt to hostile takeover the network [2]. The end result was that they gave control of the domain back to me (and as a result, freenode). > Personally, I'd rather trust in Mullvad. Trusting random teams of people on the internet isn't exactly a form of security or privacy. Developers and cypherpunks trust code, not words. If you're a developer, I'd highly suggest you read the code. > This VPN requires you to trust in Intel You really can't use the internet or any internet-distributed software without trusting Intel. Maybe you're better off logging out if that is your policy. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ [1] http://techrights.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/05/lee-side.pd... [2] Funny how non-developers keep ruining Open Source (Mozilla, and many others - see Lunduke Journal for more).
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