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I second Babylon Berlin, it's amazing.

Other than than that I've recently enjoyed Vortex (French) and Public Enemy (Belgian), both on Netflix.

It's ok, I'm using the free tier and regularly delete and set up new addresses. Works for the really spammy stuff.

I also good a paid account with addy.io where I added one of my domains, that's something I use for more legit services where I want more control about the username, so I can always use something like their.domain.tld@my.domain.tld and never have to worry about finding obscure usernames. And if I stop using a certain service, I can just switch off the alias and never bother about retention crap.

Gab es in den letzten 25 Jahren mal gute Nachrichten von der Deutschen Bank?

Wär hätte das bloß gedacht.

So let me get this straight: Google killed the amazing feature of google translate that allowed it to translate stuff in other apps for being "intrusive" since it requires the "draw over other apps" permission, but now having some fucking AI rummage throughout the device is fine and dandy?

For life is tricky considering "end of life" products will typically still work reasonably well for decades after being obsolete, but might be susceptible to future exploits that end up unpatched, and you really don't want to become part of a botnet.

With that said, I've had an Asus RT-AX88U for over 6 years now, it's receiving regular updates, and there's a third party firmware (Merlin) that adds some features and keeps being upgraded as well.

My house is 20m square, but I have a shed outside with some gardening automation going on, so overall it stretches 34m from router to last device. I have two Asus Zenwifi AX mini mesh-nodes, one upstairs and one in the rear end of the house (about 18m from the router and 14m from the last device), and I don't have any connectivity issues.

Overall there are 22 devices permanently connected, plus another 4-6 randomly (two laptops, 2 phones, plus visitors).

Never had an unscheduled reboot, though I do install new firmware every 2 months which takes the network down for about 5 min.

As much as I'd like to see a viable alternative to Android phones that isn't Apple, until we see a significant adoption rate of Linux phones, we'd need to have an OS capable of running Android apps natively. Else it's just a linux desktop station in pocket format.

Liberals are genocide apologists?!

Same here, in my productive browser (Fennc on mobile, stock Firefox on desktop) WebRTC is blocked. I keep a chrome variant around in case anything truly doesn't work (Cromite on mobile, Edge on Windows, since I have to use some MS applications for work that I don't care to install on my system).

I rotate VPN servers, not services though.

As if they'd impose maximum penalties, no matter how deserved. But hey, fingers crossed!

And imho the whole issue can be avoided by using mobile websites and/or alternative app front-ends for meta services, if you can't steer clear of them altogether.

And blocking apps from using background data should seal the deal.

She already said that she'd do just that. Let's see how fast they'll let her leave next time. If at all.

No. With moderate exercise and checking for correct sitting postures, you shouldn't ever have back pain. I'm in my 40s and only feel a bit tight when I overdid my exercise routine.