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Always assume Google will scan whatever you store or access through them for advertisement targeting.

I took mine out when I discovered from the log that it would randomly cause massive deauth and noise on my wireless network. All my stability issues vanished since.

If the game doesn’t a demo or a refund period, then I don’t see a problem with it.

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Most private trackers have a point system where you accumulate points that you can exchange for upload credit, as a mean to provide an incentive to keep less popular torrents active.

That way you can build up your ratio without downloading stuff you don’t want.

BitTorrent is a good middle ground between decentralization, adoption and user-friendliness. I think the transport layer is pretty solid, and there’s no need to stick an anonymity layer at the protocol level, as the preferred method might change over time.

Combined with a VPN to handle the anonymity part, I think it’s solid and modular enough.

The content creators won’t make the effort unless they have some way to monetize their views though.

Sounds like the joke was too subtle :(

AM radios are also dead simple to implement compared to FM radios too, which is great if you’re the prepper kind.

You can go with the default Adguard DNS configuration https://adguard-dns.io/en/public-dns.html

Hopefully it all point to a VPN IP address or Tor exit node lol.

There’s also Repair mode if you want something more drastic

IMO storing Passkeys in Google Password Manager is a bad idea in general.

Removing .NET wouldn’t be a good idea tho.

And Microsoft doesn’t care much for gamers on desktops, they’ll mostly cater to the Xbox players that runs a basically slimmed down and locked version of Windows.

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Too bad that this runs using a battery, would have been nice if the Steam Machine included some pogo pins I/O for that kind of thing.

Personally I use the chatbot side panel once in a while, it doesn’t get too much in the way while doing something else.

But all the other features using a small trained model are legit nice (translation, image captioning) and thankfully all optional.

They need to build their own privacy-oriented services, and offer different tiers. Also important is that if they do launch a product, make sure they plan on keeping it alive or people won’t trust it and migrate to it (like how Google kills products). Make it a safe-haven for those who cares about privacy. And I’m not talking about using third-parties and rebranding them as their own…

Even worse is that you can’t even split the 2.4GHz and 5GHz into different SSIDs.

Surely easier for the average person, but it sucks if you have some stubborn devices that tend to prefer 2.4GHz over 5GHz for no good reason.