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Edit: No I take it back. It was my derpy connection
With the humor mode on of course :)
When I switched to iOS, I deliberately chose the little SE 2020 edition with a terrible battery so I wouldn't use it much and it has worked. I still click a lot of pictures, use the banking apps, whatsapp here and there, readonly email access but haven't been wasting time on it and it makes me happy :D
In fact my first smartphone ever was a BlackBerry Q10 (in 2018!), deliberately chosen to not get into smartphone addiction.
By the way, kome, would you please get in touch with me? My email's in the bio. I'd love to chat with you about your time prior to having a smartphone :)
Not necessarily either. Think of the Audacity fiasco. We were very comfortable using the Debain package but not their Flatpack and obviously not the snap. I realise I'm replying to a subtext but the context is the same.
I am, unfortunately.
> Email us and we'll get you up and running
Will do. Thank you very much!
1. Find out where the Edge executable is; copy its path.
2. Open 'Windows Defender Firewall with Advanced Security'
3. Select Inbound Rules (Left pane).
3.1 Click on 'New Rule' (Right pane)
3.2 Set the type of rule to Program, click Next and paste the exe path and delete the quotation marks. Click Next.
3.3 Set the Action to 'Block the connection' and then select where this rules applies (select all three options). Click Next.
3.4 Specify a name (and an optional description) for the rule.
Done!
I also made a blocking outbound rule, but I don't think it's necessary for this purpose.
They have Arthur, Ford and Marvin! form the Hitchhiker's Guide TV Series and the Electric Monk observing the interview. Arthur discovering this "author chap" called Douglas Adams who he thinks might be his biographer and Ford trying to reason through his findings!
They have Marvin and the Electric Monk discussing what Douglas would say next in the interview!
Cannot imagine the effort that is gone to produce a show like this, and I wish there were more.
Edit: Sadly, the video only has the right audio channel, temporarily switching to mono audio out will help.
(p.s.: The video only has the right audio channel; switch to mono!)
Given Google's business model, I personally don't have a reason to trust them with my visitor's data, no matter what they do with it. Self-hosting the required fonts is a 2-minute job anyway.