Love the game so much. It is such a fun concept for a game and they executed so well. I’m still in the first phases of the game and unlocking new content and I’m hooked.

For total clarity, I’ve never used Porkbun so I can’t vouch. But I like what I see on their website.

They say that you can build one for $13.

https://www.home-assistant.io/voice_control/thirteen-usd-voice-remote/

They also have on their roadmap that they’re working to see if they can build or engineer out or whatever an all in one, easy to set up voice satellite hardware as one of their next up priorities.

https://www.home-assistant.io/blog/2024/06/12/roadmap-2024h1/

Yes

https://www.home-assistant.io/voice_control/

It doesn’t help you if you need something right now, but Home Assistant is looking into building / engineering their own voice satellite device

https://www.home-assistant.io/blog/2024/06/12/roadmap-2024h1/

I would recommend Fastmail. They have a fantastic app that I prefer over the iOS mail app.

I’ve heard lots of recommendations for Porkbun. Personally, I have mine with Cloudflare because they’re cheap.

Sorry, that was a crude joke

cu-prick

Cuprick you mean?

https://firefox.com

That’s fair, maybe you’re using the wrong tool though, something like an internet archive sounds more like what you need.

Take every tab you open and save a PDF, all the text, and all the images, then put a timestamp on them before deleting the tab. That’s not the point of a browser though, that’s an entirely different product.

You’re welcome to build it though, or ask Microsoft if they can make Recall work for tabs.

I’m sorry I don’t have an answer

I could see an argument for companies that work with healthcare or government that have to have systems / software specifically audited / vetted / approved before use. But yeah you’re absolutely right, getting that far behind the times sounds like a nightmare when it does finally go EOL.

I mean if they’re really looking for security, you don’t have to trust GitHub to host it, you can use GitHub Enterprise Server to self host your own GitHub.

Hella expensive like you say, but, if you’re set on GitHub and the enterprise support they provide, there are options.

As much flak as they catch, you gotta hand it to Ubuntu for offering up to 12 years of support to companies willing to pay for it. It doesn’t make sense for anything but a paid service, but dang is it impressive.

Reminds me of a joke I heard where I think Luis CK was talking about how great the time of westerns was as depicted in movies.

Everything only cost one gold coin ever. You need a bed, a meal, a shave, and a drink? Just throw down one money and you’re good.

E: as told (much better than my recollection) https://youtu.be/oPN2BD5RUmQ

Edit edit: it gets into some typical of Luis CK potentially disturbing language… don’t listen past about 1:25 :/

Our dog must have the largest ego of any dog ever with how much praise my wife gives him. Granted she’s absolutely right and he is in fact the most handsome, most special dog ever, but I worry about it going to his head.

This feels a lot like the argument of well what if they break TLS? A lot of hypotheticals when I don’t have any reason or proof to believe that they’ve made a back door

I was able to install Linux on my 2015 MBP, but weird stuff didn’t work OOTB like the webcam and while I eventually got it working, it was less than polished because it was all reverse engineered workarounds by the Linux gods who managed to figure out the exact commands that were needed to be run.

Also the hardware support is not great, for example the webcam. I installed Linux on my old MBP but it was a hassle to get the webcam working involving some dubious command line entries with sudo