This is also why “we need to increase the tax rate due to inflation” is also bullshit and any politician who says it is trying to pull one over on the public, by the way.
Incomes haven't been increasing anywhere near inflation, so increasing income tax rates to cover increased government spending caused by inflation wouldn't be "bullshit". Increasing sales tax rates would be, though.
The line is in the subtitles as "At least Z’s safe with us until we do.”
And a lot of them don't even wait for you to find something to buy, you just show up and it's "HEY DO YOU WANT A DISCOUNT?"
This doesn't help with your current issue, but you should use Nextcloud All-In-One instead of setting up individual containers like in the tutorials you linked. It will create and manage all the containers that are needed.
Domains are pretty cheap, so you may want to consider whether not using one is really worth the effort.
Keep in mind that Blu-rays take up a lot of space, around 20-25GB per disc for HD and 50GB+ for 4K. Movies are manageable, but a shows really add up; Farscape is about 900GB without extras.
I got the same thing, and I suspect this is their "malicious compliance" way of dealing with some new rule about needing to let people opt out of marketing. There are 33 separate settings.
At least now I can probably leave their app's notifications enabled for 2FA without also getting marketing notifications.
The "Sunset" edition of Microsoft Money is still available for free, although not directly from Microsoft anymore. It's old but it can handle regular accounts and investment accounts; no online functionality, but it supports importing OFX files, and QFX files if you change the file extension.
It's at the bottom of the article:
Advance Publications, which owns Ars Technica parent Condé Nast, is the largest shareholder in Reddit.
A good reason would have been potential "synergies" with Harmonix, which they also own, but I don't recall ever seeing anything about that. Collaboration between the company that sells music and the company that makes music games seems like a no-brainer to me.
Those don't work on Youtube, the videos and ads have been coming from the same domain for a while now.
This way it won't be much extra work to block news in the next place that passes this kind of law. Why keep a bunch of different lists of news sites when they can just use the same one everywhere?
It's more about spite at this point