Joelk111

Or digging through Google results to figure out what stupid platform a show is on.

Hundreds of streaming services is why I only use one streaming service, my own Jellyfin server.

Soooooo it sure sounds like my phone’s camera isn’t going to get an upgrade.

It sure sounds like this is a new technology that might be in future devices.

Oh, duh, context. I have a T mobile plan that’s unlimited. After 50GB I get de-prioritized which usually doesn’t affect me unless I’m at a sporting event or something.

At xfinity it’s a pain in the ass to sign up for but when I managed, it was $30/mo extra, bringing me to $95/mo for 400/40 down/up. At my new place all plans are unlimited for $60/mo. Still friggin’ 40mpbs up though.

…is it? I found it incredibly easy to believe.

I don’t think you understand. The men aren’t getting pregnant, so it’s OK.

Worst case YT blacklists your IP, usually temporarily. I’ve had it happen a few times, had to dial up my throttle avoidance settings.

If you really want to go deep, set up TubeArchivist. It’s pretty neat. My offline library is about 30TB now.

I dunno how genius it was. It seems pretty obvious to me. Definitely evil, but let’s not give them too much credit.

That’s what I meant by a major update to Android, though you’re of course more correct. I cannot wait for a proper FOSS mobile phone OS.

For your email switch to literally any other provider that supports using your own domain. You bring the domain, they host it for you. You can change at any time based on whatever is the least evil.

It isn’t possible unless there’s a major update to Android. I don’t use Google photos.

Maybe the AI will tell me to turn around and to go somewhere local where the coffee costs the same and tastes way better.

I can get that kinda, though the big nicety about computers is that they’re universal tools for doing all sorts of things. What do you browse the web on?

I was gonna argue that a local remote control alternative doesn’t exist, but I really don’t know why you’d need freezers to be remotely controlled. They’re more of a set and forget.

Also folding at home. I basically figure you’re donating your power consumption costs to science. I don’t know that there will ever be a way to make that profitable to the user renting their computer, considering power costs.

Yeah maybe I’m not AI pill-ed enough for that, I dunno.

Starlink has also been huge for vanlifers wanting to remote in to their jobs, but live on the road.

I love touchscreen laptops, it’s often so much easier than using the tracpad.