I use GPay and my bank app on a secondary profile.

How does that work?

That’s the joke, my friend.

Let’s appreciate general purpose computers before the war against them will be successful.

https://en.m.wikisource.org/wiki/The_Coming_War_on_General_Computation

Nice answer!

20 mph are 32 kph. This is pretty much the same, isn’t it? I think you might have misread my comment somehow.

This is becoming more and more the default speed limit in German cities (30 kmh actually, which is more or less the same).

Exactly.

The 3-2-1 backup strategy: “Three copies are made of the data to be protected, the copies are stored on two different types of storage media and one copy of the data is sent off site.”

Adobe Reader needing a 5€ subscription for rotating pages. Fuck techno feudalism.

CAPITALIZED video titles REALLY don’t make me want to ACTUALLY OPEN the link.

Muss wohl.

Remember Alf? He’s back! In pog form!

Price is not really a factor, as you already have a machine running PiHole. Never tried NextDNS, but I can’t imagine it being easier than Wireguard.

If you’re tech savvy enough to set up PiHole you can also set up a Wireguard VPN.

So it’s the most popular browser because it’s the most popular browser. Got it.

The last time I tried Firefox on a touch device the pitch to zoom function was basically useless. It was nothing but an equivalent to [Ctrl] + [+]. This was some years ago, so it could be better now.

PiHole ftw!

That’s the exact point. It’s not only that you can’t google shit, even within Discord itself it’s incredibly hard to find the relevant information. BTW, did I already say that I fucking hate Discord?

I fucking hate Discord. It’s a walled garden. You need an account to see the content and you can’t google shit. It might be great for real time communication, but I can’t grasp how its usage has evolved beyond any of that.

The general direction that streaming services have been taking in recent times is clear, though: Raising prices, locking down account sharing, splitting up the content across too many different providers and introducing advertisement in cheaper plans. Sounds pretty cable-y to me.