But the old ones with metal clip, metal retractable tip, similar to this, of which I have a case

https://www.govgroup.com/images_products/2870282_big.jpg

Throwing more power resources at a resource hungry process seems like a no win

If I had more time and motivation, I’d go around photographing those houses and posting them on Google maps with a review

Interesting because of the pronoun drama or for some other reason?

You can block Threads yourself even if your instance doesn’t

I switched to Porkbun from Namecheap recently because Porkbun is somewhat local.

Porkbun is decent but cheaper if you have a dozen domains too

What platform/device?

They didn’t really ask about a proxy server, I just gave them one thing a VPN could do

It could hide your IP from someone on Lemmy finding your IP address

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Actuality just 90° works a lot better

Turning my phone upside down flips the direction, then focusing on the movement while I slowly turn it back over helps me see it for a short while, until I blink a few times.

Fatbergs near apartment buildings are the problem more than anything. The local high schools where I live only have 8" sewer laterals

It’s the new Apple ad campaign

Ride With GPS is an organization I choose to trust because I know 3 of the employees personally. Their privacy policy is pretty clear, although the app’s data collection settings aren’t great.

My partner informed me last night that having a dirty asshole is a thing right now. I assume this is another toxic masculinity thing from MAGA. I mean who else is so stupid?

I’d probably just do Tuta mail if you need anon/private email

You would need to register your domain with someone who offers privacy from Whois lookups (they all should). Your contact information will be discoverable with a subpoena. A mail relay like Duck or Firefox would be an additional layer of anonymity but idk how they will respond to law enforcement

I moved to DigitalOcean for now, I thought about selfhosting but I’m not in a great situation for that. They are cheaper, easier, and I’ve been mooching off of their tutorials for a decade. I had to dump a 27GB site that I haven’t touched in at least 10 years and am undecided between a phone notification app or SMS to replace SNS. DO has S3 storage and a CDN. The last bit is just one site that needs some email forwarding but it’s very low priority. $7 droplet and $5 S3 and no one looks at these sites but me so the bandwidth won’t cost me anything most of the time

I moved from AWS to DO. Definitely cheaper, easier for my setup. Monthly fees less and no reserved instance BS