I mean even Sony didn't get it working on my XM4s, I don't know why people expect it from $150 earbuds.

Image doesn't load. But if it's a ring tail that's a native one in Australia. But the brush tails are like feral cats.

Time to switch to a Linux distro that works. There's plenty good ones out there, your people must be picking the shit ones... Or compiling their own and badly.

My advice would be to enable iOS screen time settings and set YouTube to a small limit.

Once the limit is reached it'll nag you every 15 minutes.

If you're absolutely incapable of controlling yourself you could set up a second account to act as a parent which you'll need to seek approval from to extend or rather lock you out completely.

You could buy a cockpit handle for that much

For me it's that they needlessly centralise the internet, and that's their goal too.

Suddenly one data centre goes down and the whole internet will too.

And data centres do go down, one of Google's most recent outages happened in an entire region and they were unable to badge into the building because that also relied on Google infrastructure.

Firstly, I agree this is very shitty behaviour reminiscent of what a soon to be for profit company would do. See: Hashicorp Terraform.

But I've got to caution anyone against throwing in unsolicited pull requests. If the maintainers don't know about it they'll be upset. That being said the pull requests posted seem totally solicited and in fact led on by people before subsequently being torpedoed.

This is the answer.

PDF was designed to be hard to convert. Mobi to EPUB easy though because it's just text.

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Look a basic VM from OVH or Vultr runs you like $5 USD. I'm talking 1 core 1gb ram. If anyone is offering 512mb for any less than like $2.5 is a scammer. But seriously, $5 is immensely worth it.

Doubt it, but it's the spamassasin part that I think won't work.

1. Risks increasing road fatalities due to fatigue since it takes 20+% longer to get places.

2. Still doesn't address the issue of bad or poorly managed roads.

3. Still doesn't meaningfully decrease car usage, since walkability and public transport ubiquity should be the goal.

3a. I want drivers licenses to be harder to attain so that it's basically a formal qualification that is renewed every 3-5 years. Major penalties for poor driving, speeding and phone usage.

4. After public transport and walkability is ubiquitous, roads are immensely safer due to significantly less cars. The cars that are on the road only have skilled drivers at the wheel.

Freedumb of speech huduuuuur