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  • What life hack is so simple yet so effective, you're shocked more people don't know about it?

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  • Is it just me or did the Costco socks used to last way longer?

  • Privacy on Cars. How to stop data collection and transmission?

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  • Maybe but my guess is a lot of that stuff is Integrated onto a single board.

  • Privacy on Cars. How to stop data collection and transmission?

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  • Honestly there is more options for smart TV alternatives than cars.

  • Privacy on Cars. How to stop data collection and transmission?

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  • Older EV?

    For example I think the old leafs use the 3G data connection. Now that the 3G system has been retired no more data collecting!!

    At least that is what I understand.

  • Since America is bringing back kings what other kind of stuff is on your medieval wishlist?

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  • Magic of course.

  • Linux back at 4.04% on the Desktop. Windows went below 73%

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  • Both are very trustworthy.

  • Linux back at 4.04% on the Desktop. Windows went below 73%

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  • What kind? Personally I wouldn't trust any kind with raisin.

  • Murderous Intent

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  • I think they do that in castles steps as well. To slow down invading.

  • What’s the worst piece of technology you’ve ever owned?

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  • I think it is more about the power required to run the lock motor.

    I have several z-wave door locks as well. They all need battery replacement within a few months. Unless I don't open/close them very often. They can go much longer.

    But it really isn't to big of a deal. Home Assistant tells me when they are getting low and I just swap the batteries in a few minutes.

  • What’s the worst piece of technology you’ve ever owned?

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  • I have the same lock. I didn't want it but it was the only lock I could find that would work on my sliding door. The key is to buy rechargeable batteries. Mine last maybe a month before they need to be replaced.

  • Billy, yes!!

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  • Why not?

    If i am going to be supporting creators I think YT premium would be the way I would do it.

    YouTube Premium is super helpful in distributing money automatically to creators without needing to think about it.

    I have many many creators I tune in and out of I am not going to be trying to manage all of their patreons and trying to manage all of that.

    Honestly I have to much crap already, 99% of merch is just garbage IMO that i will never use and don't need.

  • Billy, yes!!

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  • If you buy premium your doing both.

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    How open source money fixes a corrupted banking system

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  • money has to be backed by the state

    I think the point if Bitcoin was to challenge this statement.

  • FOSS programmers, what do you think of horrible people using your software?

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  • What about self defense?

  • What is the right way to have your toilet paper?

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  • What did they do before 1891?

  • Is it practically impossible for a newcomer selfhost without using centralised services, and get DDOSed or hacked?

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  • Public services require a little more work, you will need to rely on a service from a company, either a tunnel (e.g. Tailscale funnel) or a VPS.

    I have been hosting random public services for years publicly and it hasn't been an issue.

    Edit, I might have miss understood the definition of public. I have hosted stuff publicly, however everything was protected by a login screen. So it wasn't something a random person could make use of.

  • A Rising Enforcement of Censorship

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  • We are just stuck in our ways over here. We just got tap payments a few years ago. Even then some vendors still don't support tap to pay lol.

    I always wondered why the US seems to be a hold out for adopting new technology. It might just because out government is extra slow at getting anything accomplished.

    For SMS I wondered if it has something do with communicating between countries. In your experience was their extra charges involved with sending a SMS to someone in another country. (Back in the day when SMS was popular)

    Here in the US we can SMS to anyone within the US for no extra charge. And we mostly talk amongst ourselves over here. So cost wise it isn't an issues. If I was talking to people outside the US there is no way I would use SMS.

  • A Rising Enforcement of Censorship

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  • After my 5 seconds of research, it seems like those SHAFT rules are more for marketing campaigns when your sending out sms messages on mass. Not for Bob and Susan talking about the latest politics. Not sure why OP is getting limited. I can swear over my Google Voice message and I don't have any issues. I am pretty sure that is SMS over VIOP.

  • A Rising Enforcement of Censorship

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  • Hold on here is this really true?

    I think if texts are failing to send because of swearing this would be headline news as it would affect so many people.