The good thing about large businesses is that they don’t typically throw hardware in the garbage, especially drives. They’ll most likely either sell the wiped drives to a recycler/refurbisher, or donate them to a charity that does the same for the tax write-off.

This is one of the rare instances where being profit driven is helpful.

I worked in the surplus warehouse for a university, and all of their computer equipment went to a local prison with a program that has inmates refurbish them and gives them to schools in low income areas. The stuff that can’t be refurbished gets recycled.

I need to get around to maxing out my DDR4 rig before those prices skyrocket too.

Ohhh, I thought you meant queefs by ‘the other sound’

Mass?

Nah, just a man who knows what he wants

Cool story, bro

Or use Usenet

I mean, that’s most research not conducted by professional researchers.

cough keto cough

Not all AI is generative.

Quality and assurance

I appreciate the 30 Rock reference.

Well, he was an old white conservative.

Not to mention that if proton refused to comply and got shut down, they’d be screwing over all of their customers.

I meant Proton is pretty open about complying with the Swiss government

I don’t know Swiss law well enough to answer that. But getting mad that a company followed the laws they’re bound to by their jurisdiction is dumb.