

Also good to mention how there’s no ads and no corporate algorithms curating what you see to push their brainwashing.


Also good to mention how there’s no ads and no corporate algorithms curating what you see to push their brainwashing.


Yep, about 23.5 minutes into that one


Benn Jordan did a video on that, he was able to add patterns of stuff to make plates unreadable by ALPR systems. He didn’t share the pattern for people to use as it may be illegal, but you can see it in the video


IDK about what countries but IMO these are good for ground-floor exterior doors where you have a window in the door or within arms’ reach of the lock. Because all you need is a rock to “unlock” those doors if you have a keyless lock (unlockable by hand). For safety you can keep a key nearby out of reach from the window.
I would use that Notification Settings button at the bottom to disable all those apps’ notifications. Most of my apps are denied notification permission unless they are for messaging or necessary. Makes the phone less hassling


Yes, let me grab my fedora and pipe to accessorize my 3-piece suit for this aquatic bicycle jaunt, indeed.


Just be sure you have the college stuff sorted out first, like all the registering and scheduling and learning where things are, to make sure that important primary mission is successful. With the college bureaucracy stuff sorted out and working, you can put those deal-breaking hassles behind you and focus on doing more cool stuff.
If there are bars and places where bands play, be sure to check those out. Sometimes you can meet cool people, and find out about parties. College parties are the best. College towns are the easiest places to get laid also, so be sure to have sex whenever you can.


No we don’t. “We” tried to stop all this shit. The ones doing all this bullshit are the minority and have all the goddamn money.
Who’s really blocking Wikipedia though? Is that real?
If my work environment was like that I’d be spending my workdays applying to other jobs as soon as I realized they live in the fictional trump cult version of “reality” meanwhile retaining evidence of their workplace political malfeasance to report if possible.
These are impossible to open without getting oily fingertips, it’s a problem. Even when you use scissors to open them, it just gets on the scissors and then runs down the pack onto your fingers


I’ll second that opinion. RO filtered water basically is the same as overpriced bottled water, but you can have all you want at home anytime in your own glass
VR is definitely better than widescreen wrap-around monitors for gaming immersion. I’ve tried both and they are both great but VR is better. I noticed that I could drive significantly better in Assetto Corsa the first time I tried in VR mode, and I could actually get close to winning for a change. But it was a PITA to get working


Illustrating the power of the press. Attention and awareness makes evildoers less bold at least usually


My work laptop with 16GB struggled after “upgrading” to 11, and 10 was decent on it before.
On the other hand, an iMac with only 8GB works fine until several people log on and leave stuff running like steam and minecraft


Do yourself a favor and click the article to see the picture at the top, it’s funny


Yep I had a waterproof android 2.3 phone that had a removable battery, microSD slot, headphone jack, and FM radio all included. There were seals around the battery door-flap and rubber plugs for the USB and headphone jacks to keep water out. Another phone I had had all those features minus the FM radio, but it had an IR blaster to control TVs and shit. Smartphones used to be more serious multi-tools, and now they’re just fancy computer tablets with cameras.
Fake news!
Wash down your corn medicine with some cool fish milk or Hog Water for max health


Well it would be easy to use up a small EV battery like I was describing (20kWh) but the “normal” EVs these days have around 100kWh batteries so you can just multiply the charging time x 5 to estimate a “normal” EV’s charging time on this solar roof.
Reminds me of that Cronenberg movie, Crimes of the Future