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I often struggle to deal a lot of damage on Zen, and the other support will have both higher damage and heals than me. Though I feel my damage can be more valuable as I contribute more directly to securing kills by strategical targeting than for example a Moria spamming damage orbs. It's also not easy to measure the value of discord.

Should I swap off Zen if I feel like I could get the same amount of damage with another support with higher healing output?

Jeg trenger thermal pads til skjermkortet mitt, er det noen i Bergen som selger sånt over disk?

(Lurer du på hva thermal pads er, så er det varmeledende puter som brukes til å overføre varme fra f.eks. minnebrikkene i skjermkortet til en kjøleribbe)

Tuta censored me from posting this on their subreddit, so I'll try to have a discussion here. ​I was reading through Tuta's Terms and Conditions regarding paid accounts, and frankly, the non-payment policy is completely unacceptable for a secure email provider.

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​According to their terms, Tuta reserves the right to permanently delete your account after just two missed payments, with a free account they at least wait for six months inactivity. What makes this terrifying is that there is absolutely no mention of an automatic fallback or grace period where your account is safely downgraded to the free tier to preserve your data. If your card expires, bounces, or you have a banking glitch while traveling, your entire account could be vaporized without any warning whatsoever.

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​Why is Tuta's policy so aggressive and hostile toward paying customers? Wiping out years of a user's emails and data because of two missed invoices feels like a massive liability. Why doesn't Tuta have an automatic "downgrade to free" safety net to protect user data like for example Proton does?

If I set up catch-all with a custom domain, do I have to create a new alias if I want to reply with the same address as I received it with? And is there a feature for blocking compromised aliases like in Simplelogin, or do I use email filters for this?

Is it possible to use the same domain for both sending emails directly (without dealing with reverse aliases) and to create hide-my-email aliases through Proton Pass?

I'm a bit confused about how custom domains interact between Proton Mail and Proton Pass (hide-my-email aliases). I first added my domain in SimpleLogin, but was then unable to send emails using my domain. I then added it in Proton Mail and can now create addresses I can send from, but I am no longer able to create hide-my-email aliases. Are Pass and Mail two completely different services?