Swiss company Proton is further expanding its productivity suite. In addition to an email service, calendar, VPN, password manager, and drive, Proton Sheets is now available. It is an alternative to Microsoft Excel and Google Sheets, an increasingly important advantage as countries take sovereignty more seriously.

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    6 hours ago

    I suspect Mullvad would be a popular choice, but it’s quite a bit more expensive. As I rarely use VPN (I hardly every do anything where it’s necessary), I’m a bit on the stingy side personally.

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      4 hours ago

      Yeah, I had a boss once who’s favorite saying was:

      “You don’t always get what you pay for
      But you never get what you don’t pay for”

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        4 hours ago

        Generally with software I will only pay for things that I get full access to without paying for them. I guess I would render your boss somewhat confused.

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          Well, he took it also to mean payment in the philosophical sense. He was also fond of saying “you can pay with your wallet or you can pay with your clock”. He had some extension of that to the effect of its worse when you have to pay with both, but I forget the wording (it didn’t flow well).