

You either 1) have a backup or 2) will have a backup next time.


You either 1) have a backup or 2) will have a backup next time.


If that’s true, then the title is misleading and clickbait-y.


Imagine having all your important data in just one place.


It’s amazing how much the US doesn’t want you to go there, even if it’s just to visit.
Despite all the mediocrity, there are some things to see there, but if that’s the authorities’ attitude (and this here is not the first example of it), yeah, I think I’ll skip.

At least you got that. Some people just ghost you.


Apparently something that lifts files off the user’s drive. /s

Somehow managed to not having listened to this song at all when it came out… until it popped up in some TV series I was watching a couple of years ago.
A relatively popular YouTuber who happens to bear the same name.


Yeah, but without the correlation that this particular fella is living there. That vacuum might’ve been the missing link in someone’s data collection.
… and then there are bands that go like “That’s all, thanks, bye.” and that’s really it.


Cool, thanks. TRMNL looks good, with the only thing I dislike is that the ready made kits ship from the US (I’m in the EU). I see that there are EU resellers stocking DIY kits, so I might have a go at those.


I don’t really like the idea - I don’t have an old one to use for that, but even if I had, I wouldn’t leave it plugged in 24/7 with an aging battery inside of it. I’m looking for something that’s either meant to be plugged in constantly or something that can last a few weeks on a single charge.


Can anyone recommend a similar type of device that’s not ad-supported? I don’t care about voice, but would like to have a desk clock with a synced calendar.


I’m also in the market for one. Can’t give you a recommendation from experience, but from what I read some smart TVs can be booted up and operated in “dumb” mode, which I think would be a good compromise - you might wanna look into that, because dedicated dumb TVs seem to be next to non-existent.


If they give you a “no ads for me at all, thanks” option, it’d be fine, but I highly doubt that this would happen.
You’re probably mistaking me for someone else.
As a kid I thought AC/DC was a relatively unknown band based on the fact that only one or two of my classmates had heard of them.
For real!