Yea, everyone keeps telling me I should be selling my 3D prints. I don’t want to have to deal with logistics and customers. I just want to 3D print cool shit.

Highlander does a good job at highlighting this.

Just listened to that recently. I could see this being a thing.

I also couldn’t believe how graphic it was for how old it is.

My pihole has thousands of blocked requests to

telemetry.gfe.nvidia.com

events.gfe.nvidia.com

And I’ll be glad to add whatever else they eventually add.

Apparently from what I was reading these are forced updates from Crowdstrike, you don’t have a choice.

Or use a roundabout

Both

I mean it was always normal for me, I also dip them in ranch and have been looked at weird for that too. Idk man. I got downvoted for answering the question haha.

I’ve been looked at weirdly for dipping pretzels in mustard.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=foIm3Jbc5GA

Yea, we’d have bigger problems than China at that point lol

We gon give it to ya

X gon give it to ya

You can turn off all of those emails. At least I can, but I pay for it. There’s like 3-5 toggles in settings to select what communications I would like to receive from Proton.

You’re welcome. And if you’re not aware, you should look up stremio and real debrid. As well as smartube next for ad free YouTube.

That’s probably what it is then. I haven’t really kept track. I run FLauncher so I don’t have to look at the awful home screen that they ruined.

The amount of people that don’t read instructions is ridiculous. They exist for a reason. I always read every manual for everything. Every car I’ve had, I read the manual front to back. My turtle’s new fancy water filter, read it front to back. Furniture, tech, anything, you name it. I guess I’M the outlier so I must be the weird one.

I’ve literally had to write documentation at work for a single step procedure for help desk. It consisted of me screenshotting something, circling a button in red with a red arrow pointing to it because our help desk people are incompetent.

Dude, ages ago when I did tech support. A simple question like: “are the lights on your modem on?” was met with a yes. Then after an hour of troubleshooting you find out, in fact, no they weren’t on the entire time and the modem was unplugged. Like, you lied, you never even checked. The real questions then become: why was the modem unplugged? Who unplugged it? What reason does one have for unplugging their modem?

Gee willikers