I use a wildcard domain (with simplelogin which makes it easier to use). All the emails are sent to my normal email and it works great.

I have never heard of spammers spamming an entire domain like that. They are not human operated anyways.

So lets paint the earth white to increase its albedo instead.

I have an LCD near launch edition and is it really about brightness? I don’t want OLED because the LCD is dim (which it can be outside or in sunlight), but because the LCD is pretty mediocre or possibly even bad. The OLED is supposed to be pretty damn good colour wise. It’s also bigger which is nice.

Fundraisers

Pretty sure they do this every year.

Yeah it would be pretty annoying if her active directory domain changed that often.

Nazism is a specific fascist ideology though.

VLC is fairly common but the people who use Kodi, jellyfin, or Plex are in a very small minority compared to everyone else.

We already knew that before the “raid” though.

A switched network does come with the disadvantage of needing switches and since you need high bandwidth and optimally a Ceph storage network completely physically separated from everything else it can be quite an expense. It’s very neat though 😀

I have just set so that I need a digital ID to use the card for digital purchases.

Why?

It works perfectly well for me.

If you do want to use Ceph you could probably use NICs with multiple ports per NIC.

Additionally you could use switches instead of a fully mesh system.

Full mesh is pretty neat but gets overwhelming very quickly if you have many nodes. With switching you only need two ports per node for your Ceph network.

You would have to get a credit card though.

I don’t have one and I don’t want one. A debit card is good enough for me and those are possible and common to get before you turn 18.

I also imagine it’s easier for kids to get their parents to enter their credit card details compared to an ID card without asking questions.

That possibly happened for the same reason it happened to steam a few years ago. Tom Scott explains it pretty well: https://youtu.be/dkSslseq9Y8

For me it’s the opposite.

I pretty much only use batteries for my wireless mouse and my Xbox controller. When the batteries die I just recharge them and put them back a few hours later.

That seems exhausting.

Or we innovate 🤷

It isn’t a given that every device needs a fan anymore. For example non intel MacBook air.

How many non billionaires do they execute?