What’s that about organized crime? I have never heard of that before. Is it only a scare tactic or is it really something to be concerned about when sailing the 7 seas, other than the usual caution (uBlock, VPN, private browser tab)

It doesn’t say on the website but on their anniversary day they are giving away unlimited ssl certs!

I shouldn’t be but I am honestly kind of shocked. MacOS was supposed to be for everyone, pros and laypeople allike. Not a mac user so I can’t be sure, but if windows removed this ability a ton of software from random github projects or self compiled software would become useless. DON’T THEY KNOW THAT? They can’t possibly think, the people running apps like that will get a developer subscription just to run that one random app they use.

Every country would have to do it. A party here in Switzerland wanted to drastically increase inheritance tax for certain large inheritances, and the rich people threatened so hard to leave the country that everyone believed them and now nobody supports it anymore. (They said their children would not be able to pay the tax because most of their wealth is supposedly in company shares, so if they died their children would have to sell off the companies to Cineese companies which nobody in Switzerland liked to hear)

Wifi Address…

AAAAAAAAAHHHHH

Fallaffel Kebap (11$) Soft drink (4$)

The last Johnny english movie. It was just an extended Trailer.

The 2024 eBook experience (with a pocketbook e-reader)

No Piracy:

1. Go to bookstore in webbrowser on reader.

2. Pay for book

3. Download book (you can only do this 5 times)

4. Open book (not really the book, its a link to ad*be to download the book.

5. Get network error when opening my fucking ebook I paid for.

6. Troubleshooting for 5 minutes

7. Proceed to piracy section step 3

Piracy

1. Go to bookstore Website and pay for book (cause personal ethics but you do you)
2. Ignore download link
3. Go to website of preference
4. Download ebook
5. Enjoy without ad*be enshittification

*edits cause formatting

I got the shokz openrun pros just a few weeks ago despite considering them and other bone conduction headphones for years. I wanted them because I bike a lot and wanted to have open ears when listening to music. I quickly found the reason they are called openRUN, because when biking at anything over about 10kmh, the wind noise overpowers them so much I need to turn them to unhealthy levels in order to hear anything.

Another disappointment is that they aren’t really bone conduction. They are just small speakers pointing directly into your ears. I partially bought them because I was excited about the tech, but they are now useless in my application and boring. I will probably sell them and get in ear buds with pass-through noise canceling and wind noise cancelation.

I have one and I would not consider myself paranoid. I go to school part time and have to login with different accounts on rotating computers. It is nice to have a password manager I can plug into the PC instead of typing it off of my phone or having to memorize it.

Indie anything as well as books, except textbook cause expensive and they are useless anyway, we just have to buy them for school and literally never open them.

I have a sandwich on whole wheat bread with some cheese, one pickle and a conservative amount of mayonnaise spread on the side that touches the pickle. Its been the same on average 3 times a week for 2 years.

I use Infomaniak, as they follow swiss privacy laws and had the cheapest registration for .ch when I registered it first.