https://youtu.be/2YwC4Vsm5h0

Mullvad is the gold standard

Late twenties as well. Unfortunately, my machine hasn’t made a difference for me yet, which has been pretty difficult. Hopefully a solution is in my future

Everyone else has good suggestions, but for me, it turned out to be sleep apnea. See if you can talk to a sleep doctor.

I tried Linux Mint on my old XPS laptop and the battery life is, unfortunately, a nonstarter for me. It lasts about 2 hours running Linux versus up to six on Windows (thanks to battery settings). It also doesn’t hibernate properly. I wish it had worked for me

On my Android’s Firefox, I have always gotten this style of “web” result in addition to the instant answers. There’s a plugin to “fix” it, but I think it’s a downgrade

Check out rtings, they do really in depth reviews for headphones: https://www.rtings.com/headphones. Soundguys is also a good resource

For the weak like myself, carbon steel is also a great option!

The Inflation Reduction Act is one of the most significant pieces of legislation in a long time

Agreed, but even with fewer cars, having the remaining ones be electric is much better. Quieter (at low speeds) and no fumes

The issue of dynamic IP addresses is solved using a service like DuckDNS. Space Invader has some tutorials on it: https://youtu.be/CS72kN2c6hU

Great post, thanks for the effort!

If I recall correctly, it checks the status in the background every so often. It’s not going to reach out for the status at the moment of impact.

Kiziks

Thanks for the effort, and happy holidays!

Probably. A lot of libraries have access to the NYT, probably worth checking!

You can download full crosswords on the NYT Games app!

I’ve heard good things about this program: https://noiselith.com/

IKEA has two sizes (one, two) of Tupperware that use the same lid size and it’s amazing. It’s like only having matching socks.

Adjusting a speed limit is not enough, road engineers need to implement actual traffic calming measures to slow people down…

Fun fact, US pedestrian deaths went up during covid because there were fewer drivers and people could speed more easily.