Flyberius [comrade/them]

Ah yes, Europe. Bastion of safety and human rights.

Having spent the last year living in China I can tell you that about 50% of the people I asked have them. I even ended up using one recommended by a local because it worked better than the western one I had been using.

Holy dog whistle

I mean, if they are then you should be rooting for them. Your living conditions would skyrocket under Chinese hegemony

What are the Chinese going to do to you with your data Vs say the tech firm selling your data to insurance companies?

Thanks for the recommendation

Could you recommend a good app for playing these posted audiobooks?

Me neither, but I do enjoy it

Quick, everyone, shit talk them while they’re gone!

How do you undo deleting something?

I’ve had physical esx servers running this many VMS simultaneously, and I can totally see why a hobbiest or dev would have a need for this many VMs on standby. You are sane, yes

It’s still a uk thing. I was the GDPR officer for our company when it was introduced and as far as I know it hasn’t been repealed in UK law yet.

Edit: Looking into it further it appears that we now have a UK GDPR law which is essentially the same thing and is in lockstep with the EU version.

GDPR, go gettem.

You cannot share customer data with third parties without explicit consent. It has to be clearly labelled and not hidden in T&Cs

My disappointment when not seeing decorations made by crows…

First time seeing debrid. Looks interesting. Is it a paid service? When looking for an API key I’m seeing multiple places I can get one but they all require a login/subscription. The real debrid link is giving me a 403, though I am connecting from China over a VPN which may explain it.

Does sudo flix work like stremio with torrentio? I.e. I just type what I want and get a list of pirate sources to watch directly?

My map is really good. Used it in Cuba. It allows me to download the entire country to my phone to use offline. Included user reviews and everything, even when offline

Yeah pretty much. Pretty sure recordings were for personal use.

Dell laptops are pretty good for Linux compatibility. To save on price I would recommend browsing dell outlet. It’s an official dell store for selling “reconditioned” hardware. None of it has been used. Normally it’s just returned stock, or stock that has superficial damage like scratches on the case, etc.

You can get some pretty hefty savings, sometimes as much as 50%. Check it out.

It can be a pain. I use linux exclusively for servers and stuff, especially virtual machines, but with my work I simply cannot risk ruining into the sorts of issues you describe so I stick to windows on my desktop/laptop and use WSL for development.