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That is everyone, no one wants this…

I think they play two at a time and can make some really unique sounds!!! Wow!

I agree on Cyberpunk, though I still played like 20hrs. I finished a mission and just realised I couldn't be bothered driving to the next one and blah blah blah and just closed the game for the final time right then. First time I've been playing a game and that had happened. I guess the game might still be worth it's sale price at 50% off if you can get 20 hours out of it, but it's still disappointing in my eyes that It wasn't able to keep me engaged.

As an animal myself, I’d like to object.

Linux can run on macbooks, you can probably look up the model online and see if it has good support. I used to run debian on a macbook, though that macbook was from 2013 or something like that. On the other hand, if you can sell your macbook and get more than a good thinkpad (for your use) is selling for, I would do that.

You make it sounds like a good thing; people will wont have microslops os by default… they may pick loonix!!! (this comment is brought to you by me)

If you can afford it

It’s cheaper, no? You just go on ebay or any other used marketplace.

I know it’s a slightly higher initial cost (depending on the phone), but phones last years, you’ll be saving way more over those years.

# YOU FORGOT ABOUT CONTRAST AND NOW I HAVE CRASHED

Hm, I’m gonna remain skeptical. Using the random ip you get from mobile data or using dynamic dns feels risky. Maybe that’s because I’m not smart, but the whole trust level is mail thing seems very heuristical and the risk of damaging my domains trust factor doesn’t seem worth it. I’m not skeptical about having two ip addresses, but rather using ones that I don’t have control over (i don’t have the only right to use). I might be wrong on the PTR record thing, seems it might be possible with DDNS providers but not 100% sure.

For mail this won’t work. For one, you have to now think about dynamic dns because you have your one static ip and then whatever ip your data backup will rollover onto. This isn’t ideal. Probably going to ruin any trust your domain will have. Second, there is no way you’re getting a reverse PTR record setup to work in this config. So, no, it’s not gonna work. It may work fine if you have random services, but tbh I don’t ever want to use or deal with a ddns service myself.

Oh okay, so it doesn’t work then is what I’m gathering (for email).

Cool, thank you for the knowledge!

If you have a regular data plan that you use if your internet goes down, you’re server would technically have an internet connection, but your services (like email) still wouldn’t work would it? Do you have some type of setup that keeps that working on data? I don’t know how buying the ISPs data addon works, but I’ve been skeptical that that swap over would keep anything online either (but getting a generic data plan surely cant work at all right?).

If your app interfaces with the OS, like most apps would (reading a file, managing the window, etc), then you would be writing rust, no?

Doubt it

Lol the commenter you replied to didnt expect a one of a kind person to reply. Normal people don’t have a ginormous battery and a generator for when the power goes out. Every ISP is dogshit too. If it doesn’t go down from incompetence, it’s their physicial infra being broken from weather or some other “natural event”. Even then, I can’t justify paying their crazy rates for 5g backup year round just for it to kick in once or twice a year or a couple nights where I’m not awake anyways. Every email server that sends mail should have a rety mechanism if it fails to deliver too, so you shouldn’t miss any mail as long as your server isn’t offline for too long. Ofc you are allowed to need 99.99% uptime for your home server, just disagreeing that it’s a need for most of us (including me).

The money from Google was surely what killed their browser. I’m not saying their was a behind the scenes deal. They just got lazy and spent Google’s money is stupid ways instead of improving their product so that they could gain a real userbase. Imagine if they spent that money towards just the browser (not possible, but imagine anyways), we could be in a very different place where Chrome doesn’t have 99% (or whatever it is) market share. Firefox is a good browser, but where could they have been today if it was prioritised over paying the CEO millions for nothing? They have recently been sorta catching up, i’ve seen a lot of updates that actually include features I use, but I think it’s too late. Time for one of the new built from the ground up browsers to shine when complete. I still stand by Firefox and recommend it, but as soon as their is an open competitor that is production ready, I’m outta here. They have undoubtly done amazing things for the web, but their idiocy is astounding sometimes and I don’t wanna stay on a sinking ship. I’d rather use a new browser that helps keep the web secure, safe a pleasant for us all without annoyances or dumb beurocracy.

I disagree, which is okay. Rings can look nice under a couple hundred bucks and if you want to buy one, the symbol is still there. I personally would be 100% okay spending big money on something that is actually worth it. When I see a really expensive product (like a ring), I just see 99% of it being profit. On the other hand, a trip together or getting them a “toy” (like you mentioned, nothing weird) would be way better. Going back to symbols, the only one that matters is the one in your head. If someone would look at their ring and think less of it or less of their partner because it wasn’t pricey enough, I wouldn’t want to be their partner. That being said, I get your point. If you can afford to spend 10s of thousands on yourself and then buy your partner a $30 ring, that would suck (I can understand why the reciever would think they aren’t worth anything). Over $1000 seems ridiculous to me in any situation though. Again, not an expert, but seems like a “natural” vs lab diamond debate. I see the “natural” ones as exploitative of workers and consumers.

Or they invest in micron and bloat their apps even more to force us to buy more ram aaaaa

$65 ring If you need a 1000+ ring ur gonezo

100% agree with your take. Why scare people looking to ditch google with stupid stuff like “but they complied with the government”, bruh google complies with anyone who has their wallet in-hand. ProtonMail is a free inbox and is privacy friendly. Yes there are other options, but this isn’t a bad one by any means.

Selling my cat for expedited shipping!?!?! Yess