[istingray]

China-Email: Would be interesting to buy email hosting from a super secure email service based out of China. Basically a "trust in math" approach where they operate despite adversaries. With huge claims on the website:

- No physical security: our offices don't even have locks

- Pro-crime-CEO: our CEO is a known (and future) criminal

- Political: we seriously try to read your email for the cops but we cant :(

- None of that matters because our protocol is open source, blockchain enabled, and it doesn't matter if you trust us at all.

Seems like a joke but you get my point. In God we trust, for everyone else use math.

[annoyingnoob]

> - Pro-crime-CEO: our CEO is a known (and future) criminal

Best to not have employees if they know the CEO is pro-crime. I mean why not eBay all of the company's equipment on my personal account? Just towing the company line.

[dragonwriter]

Even people who are pro-crime tend the be anti-being-a-victim-of-crime, and extent that to organizations they lead unless they are the perpetrator of the crime.

[unityByFreedom]

It's silly to think your kids will do as you say rather than what you do.

[reginold]

I like how you think, you're hired!

[emodendroket]

I kind of figure that since I don’t live in the Chinese sphere of influence I might be better off using a Chinese service if I had really sensitive communications.

[giancarlostoro]

> for everyone else use math.

Your code better be flawless.

[dredmorbius]

And immutable.