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You can use Red Reader too.
Two roads diverged in a yellow wood, And sorry I could not travel both And be one traveler, long I stood And looked down one as far as I could To where it bent in the undergrowth
You can use Red Reader too.
I liked both Interstellar and Inception. I hated Tenet - on how the story was told and the inaudible sound (eye roll).
Check out Chris Titus’s one tool for Windows privacy debloat. It saved my sanity.
Check out Simplewall. Simple enough and not complicated.
Check out Techlore. They had a video on this.
Prince of Persia (1989). Designed and implemented by 1 person. Hours and hours of fun and frustration.
I highly recommend Chris Titus’ tool to debloat and switch off/remove unnecessary components.
You can also switch off Windows Updates and only allow security updates.
It is multiple tools in one place. Super useful and reliable.
Most providers/teocos have a Fair Usage Policy in their Terms and Conditions. It will spell out the max amount you can use under their “unlimited” plan.
If you exceed that amount, usually they will throttle your speed to a crawl which is also stated in the T&C.
Alternatively I use Newpipe and testing Grayjay.
grayjay.app
Check out the Xiaomi mi fit or Amazfit watches.
Check out thorium.rocks It is a fork of Chromium with performance and security improvement. Chris Titus recommends it.
Hmmm… looks like the sports addons have stopped working. Try this… https://bestdroidplayer.com/sports-streaming/watch-live-mlb-baseball-online-free-apps-2020/
Via Stremio
When the game is overdue by nearly a decade and has numerous controversie, that’s usually not a good sign.
https://www.denofgeek.com/games/every-star-citizen-controversy/
This was 5 years ago at a usd200mil multinational…
The email system was pop3. There were no document backups. There was no collaboration tools. There was no IT security. You could basically copy company data out and no one would ever find out. The MS Office license was bought singly. Ahem!