Turning on the iPhone’s Stolen Device Protection is simple—it’s just one small toggle in your phone’s settings.
There is one crucial detail that the article doesn't mention: Find My iPhone must be enabled to enable SDP. That is to say, enabling Find My (along with biometric authentication) is a prerequisite for SDP.
"Blank Space" by Taylor Swift
~~Got a long list of ex-lovers~~
"Lonely Starbucks lovers"
have elements of disaster which is good enough here
Going by this criterion, my favorite disaster movie is Con Air (1997)
The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt, Hades, and Portal
exposition dumps
The most egregious example that I encountered recently was in Annihilation. What specifically annoyed me was the scene in which a member of the Shimmer team who rows in the same boat as Natalie Portman's character tells her something to the effect of, "We're all damaged goods."
She then proceeds to provide Portman's character a straight up list of the internal struggles that each of the team members face.
The Thirteenth Floor (1999)
I watched The Dark Knight (2008) for the first time just now. It was a film that I wanted to watch for a while.
Aside from the Two-Face scenes, which get old very quickly, I think that the Dark Knight is an absolute banger of a film.
The Prestige
Excellent overview!
I have one data point to add: Real-Debrid accepts Privacy.com virtual cards, so this is another payment method to consider if you want to protect yourself from possible data breaches on Real-Debrid's side.
To add on to this tip, for anyone who is reluctant to or cannot install an extension on their browser, you can copy and paste the YouTube link into the search bar of your favorite Piped instance and hit Enter.
I re-upped my Mullvad VPN account for another 6 months.
I subscribed to the MySudo plan that gives you 3 virtual phone numbers.
I created a free Privacy.com account and made a purchase with a virtual card.
For Fedora, replace the current installer (Anaconda) with the openSUSE Tumbleweed installer.
One of the aspects I love about the openSUSE TW installer is the ability to remove groups of packages for the initial install. This is particularly useful if you never use certain programs or intend to replace them with the Flatpak version.