It does, and I get disappointed every time I read about it

That said, I hate it since so much of it is dependent on a single device that can generally be opened by just applying REDACTED to the screen and doing REDACTED to narrow down the lock code significantly.

Would that work with my pin which is the equivalent of 40483770487025502574448? Or is a password better?

I think a pin like that is harder to remember for people, and even to get it using fingerprints is difficult because you cover a lot of the numbers giving false information

I have tried the Google earbuds, they work, even in the terrible condition that they’re in after 5+ years of rough use

Thank you! Really appreciate the advice too, didn’t know that was a thing

Does anyone here know any sources to find good iOS apps? Idk where else to ask, and this seemed the most relevant.

You just have to buy a prepaid card through another third party

I saw a phone company make a trimmer, they used to do the same but now they are using USB c

I’m not a developer of any ends, but I would love to join you lot in getting drunk, I have some experience with computers and understand very basic terms, so there won’t be any issues here

Someone did provide a source in response when asked instead of writing a diatribe, not that I disagree with you, but your complaint was unnecessary. Someone made a claim and was asked for more information, you made an opposite claim in response to that and were asked for more information.

I appreciate your punnage (if that’s the right word)

I’m curious about this but I’m barely a programmer now, so if anyone is up to explain

Maybe your ISP has some sort of agreement with yt?

Wouldn’t the iGPU be enough for the host system? I’m assuming you can reload the standalone GPU on the host system when you’re done with the task on the hosted system.

Would that be possible without restarting the system?

(I’m not as knowledgeable on Linux, so I’m curious if Linux can support such a use case)

This is happening because of some issue meta was facing in the EU regarding ads, privacy, et al

Storage isn’t the only cost, or even the major cost, it’s bandwidth to serve them

I don’t see a better way for YouTube to be managed in the current environment, but I do agree it’s not the best possible way; it’s just the ideal way is limited to an ideal world, which we don’t have.

I wonder how long fart spray will last?

Janeway gets to “execute” someone and we get both Tuvok & Tuvix, win win win

Not even that, it’s like you ask for a number of someone you’re attracted to from their friend and they give you this survey asking why don’t you want their number instead

I pay for YouTube, so you won’t find disagreement from me. Optional paid versions are okay to me, though I do wish ads weren’t just so awful (scams, viruses, etc)

I want to bookmark this comment as my thoughts on this are basically the same but I’m sure I’ll forget it the next time I need to put it into words.

Also, I don’t think wanting everything to be paid is a good idea in the world we live in, although I can’t think of a world where there’s only a paid option is a good idea. What I mean is that there was a time when I benefitted from the free access to information that the internet provided, now things have evolved to be a bad version of that with widespread misinformation and really egregious ads; but that old internet with ads only there to recoup the hosting costs and people sharing information for the joy of it will always be something I’ll argue for.

P.S. I am not opposed to a better internet than what we had but for that there are changes needed to the rest of the world that won’t come any time soon, otherwise what we had was the ideal version.