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It’s funny, if you swap gestures with buttons in your post, I’d agree 100% lol
It’s funny, if you swap gestures with buttons in your post, I’d agree 100% lol
With T-Mobile in the States, usually you’re not paying extra, but you are capped on hotspot data, even if you have an unlimited data plan. Which is still kind of BS
But you just negated your initial argument by using Apple as an example…?
MKBHD has published the results of this year’s blind comparison of smartphone … https://mezha.media/en/2022/12/22/mkbhd-has-published-the-results-of-this-year-s-blind-comparison-of-smartphone-cameras-pixel-is-back-again/amp/
Except for the millions of Windows users…
Im guessing it’s this: https://www.dexerto.com/tech/raspberry-pis-latest-hire-is-an-ex-cop-who-built-surveillance-devices-2009036/
Their PR and social media managers are pretty shit honestly. But I can’t say for the other founders, or if this applies to the the Raspberry Pi foundation itself.
Definitely recommend using one. Don’t have a preference for any particular one, I use Google’s for simplicity sake. But unless you have a complicated system that allows you to have different passwords for every online service (or maybe if you have a great memory) it’s simply more secure to use a password manager. Most sites have emails as logins, and if you reuse the same email/password combination you’re just asking for trouble for when one day one of those sites get hacked, your password is sold, and someone spams your combo across all popular services and somehow ends up in your bank.
Two things worth checking with your local theater: they may have cheaper viewings on Tuesdays, and look for any rewards program that will most likely waive your convenience fees on top of earning points. Points make your drink/concession purchases much more reasonable.
We SHOULDN’T have to do this, but until something better comes along, these are ok alternatives.
Realistic scenario: half the workers show up in person just to log into a video conference anyway because the other half is remote.