If it's fun, it's not overkill!
You also have experience you can use in the workplace (even if it's mostly experience of what happens if you f**k things up).
tony
joined 2 years ago
In theory an ad blocker could retrieve the ads in the background and simply not display them.. I'm not sure any actually do currently, but if advertisers are silly enough to pay simply through network traffic it's an option.
Hmm..
"last month saw a record number of ad blockers uninstalled—and also a record for new ad blocker installs"
So.. they simply switched to UBlock Origin?
So now you have to do that every time you install a flatpak.
Or just stick to a normal package manager, that does all that for you.
Used it once.. it's as annoying as shit since you can't just run apps you have to type 'flatpack run org.mozilla.firefox' instead of just typing 'firefox' (and I had to google that because I just can't remember the sequence). Also for some reason it's slow.. as you mentioned a 1 second delay before anything works. I can't see myself using it again.
Cancellation must be provided in writing at least 180 days before the end of the contract.
I can't see the value in using youtube for music.. it's not like I can watch music videos in my car. That's worth $0 to me, and I imagine the majority. Spotify is better.. or apple music if you're on the fruit side.
Yeah, no.. it's already overpriced.
Paramount + £6.99 Netflix £10.99 (standard) Youtube £12
Makes no sense.. they don't have anything like the production overheads. Stuff like Star Trek and Stranger Things are expensive. '10 greatest cat videos' is not.
And cloudflare controls the connectivity.. luckily they're not (yet) evil and are happy just to provide infrastructure.
A 1kw heater (less, given they're all heat pumps these days) isn't doing squat to the range compared to an 80kw motor.
A gas car has to idle its engine to get heat. It's burning fuel constantly.. that's why you frequently see broken down gas cars in heavy traffic.
We have alot of rules wrt. ventilation for gas appliances in the EU. Gas boilers for example have to vent outside away from doorways.. I'm not sure if gas cookers need hoods these days or extractor fans are enough.
Edit: Ahh no, just venting.. you must have an openable outside door or window, or equivalent ventilation.