I do this. I want to point out it is absolutely TERRIBLE for security. It's turning 2 factor back into 1 factor authentication.

You are being unfair. I have been searching for 6+ months for a position in IT, had 2 companies that paid $40k+/yr, 1st one didn't pan out, 2nd one is in progress. Countless $15-20k/yr offers though. I am in Europe looking for remote only positions in any form of tech support, python programming but preferrably linux server/desktop support. I don't use AI, all applications are written by me. My CV is 2 pages, modern theme. 10 years experience.

If you look at what data they handed over you'll realize this is a positive thing. You have verifiable proof that the contents of your mails is private, and you're calling it a negative thing that they have your IP address??

Nice to see these images have made it over to lemmy :)

I'm so used to adblock that when I see an ad, I either immediately close the app in frustration or spend the next god knows how long blocking the ads. Still can't block YT ads on my TV so I don't use YT there. And if I must... cast from my phone or PC where it is blocked.

I use OnlyOffice. Mainly for the far superior MS office compatibility. Occasionally I'll use LibreOffice for the extra features not available in OnlyOffice.

Why avoid ice water?

My problem with Actual Budget is it's only a singular currency. I deal with Euro, Dollar, Romanian Lei, British Pound. Having to manually convert each to Dollar, and then have a bit of discrepancy due to price fluctuations made it a no go for me. Have not found a good self hosted finance tracker that works for me yet.
At the moment I am unfortunately using a proprietary one called Cubux.

There must be something wrong with your Jellyfin install. Mine has been comfortably sat at 1GB RAM after what is currently about 2 weeks uptime. Sometimes I don't restart it for months on end. Never really goes above that. I only ever restart it in cases of extended power failure (I'm lucky enough to experience some power cuts that last 2-3 hours at times)

Stealing from Amazon will never not be ok.

I've seen a couple of times. It's the same ones that block copy/paste on password fields. The workaround is to write a short python script using pyautogui or similar to "type" out the clipboard content.

That's a disappointingly low number. I was honestly fully expecting closer to 30% drop.

Anything that happened after 2021.

I use a new username for every account I sign up to.

Anyone remember that episode of Futurama where they go back to the internet? Wouldn't be surprised if the internet starts to look like that.

Do you not worry about getting viruses and what not when doing that? Or do you have a list of trusted users, that are the only ones you download from?

THAT is the mistake you noticed??

I'm learning web design, and one of those topics I need to learn is SEO so the websites I make rank higher. While I don't like the idea of "gaming the system" to rank higher, it kind of becomes a necessity when everyone does it. What for you makes it such a scummy business?

Is there a big reason to use apt-get instead of just apt? I don't think I've ever used apt-get in years, always using just apt.

Really is fantastic. Only reason I didn't include it is that it's the first link in the shadowlibraries link.