BenjiWiebe

He has one going right now.

And even then, if the spammer buys premium, they can still message you!

I live on a small dairy farm. We milk the cows, make cheese, raise most of the forage for the cows, do our own plumbing, electrical, and the majority of the mechanical repairs. We do most of the repairs ourselves on our milking robot.

Sometimes it's hard to remember I have such an amazing opportunity to do a little bit of everything.

Android, mobile Firefox.

Whereas on Windows, you are expected to download all your software from various websites, ridden with big green download button ads.

And as for updates, once again there is no uniform way of finding or installing updates, so your chance of using outdated (and maybe vulnerable) software is higher on Windows.

A simple 3 element yagi has <1% of the power to the sides. It has more of the power straight behind it, but still 1% or so of the main lobe.

Wired clients are unaffected.

If the code you vendored was well hidden so the distro maintainer didn't notice, perhaps the bad guys would also fail to realize you were using (for instance) libxml2, and not consider your software a target for attack.

Don't know if that's what GP is talking about though. Too bad they didn't specify a model.

I think batteries are good enough for your needs, just that there's too much junk on the market.

I'll put up with the switch if that's the only way to get DST.

Ended up switching to AT&T.

Also trains/subways are obviously another non-road transport option.

I can't see infrared.

Like not even close.

Refusing to fix a problem that hasn't appeared yet, but has been/can be foreseen - that's different. I personally wouldn't call it unethical, but I'd consider it a negative.

Learned about more things tech, started thinking about domains more than bands.