You don't want Windscribe to teach you the ABCs?

Not happy about seeing that 😑 As much as it sucks, these days its not possible to avoid vibe coded projects.

At least Windscribe have been audited (last in 2024 afaik), so at least some confidence there. Personally, would also rather stick with this over Mullvad in light of the recent news, each to their own there ofc.

Been looking at IVPN for a while and did consider switching to it but Windscribe had way better deals so it was an easier choice then and there. Will think twice when have to renew.

As a preface, I’m not trying to be argumentative, I actually want to be clear on the trustworthiness of Windscribe. I’ve considered them quite reliable historically as they seem to make the right moves, both technologically and philosophically.h

Are those .md files an automatic sign of vibe coding, or just general LLM use? I assume today that more or less any corporate coding environment will have such features (but I’m not a professional programmer). As a company whose currency is trust, I would hope they’re being careful with their use of AI.

There is a somewhat concerning +26k/-26k lines on the desktop app in April, but maybe that’s just copying a major release from the internal repository to the public one? I don’t have time to dig in for now, and TBH probably don’t have the skills to understand any possible smell.

I have a lifetime WS membership from long ago and have more than gotten my value out of it. Their European service used to be mediocre so I’ve switched around over the last 6 years-ish. I used Mullvad for a while until they dropped port forwarding, then Proton until the MAGA incident. Now I’m back to WS with a fixed ip and it has improved noticeably. If there’s a clear doubt, Air’s 3 year subscription is barely more per year than the fixed ip with WS.