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That’s not 23 and me fault at all then. Basically boils down to password reuse. All i would say is they should have provided 2fa if they didn’t.

They do have other drones to drop nets on drones but they are more expensive and then we’ll just end up with drones netting the netting drones.

Big mistake. Seriously, Lemmy has this weird thing about not paying for anything. From music, movies to games. From being a massive open source community you’d expect them to understand things are not free.

Yup. If it’s not fluid it’s a major deal-breaker for me

330m is not much.

Weeks written notice :-). They are all over the show.

Car did you get?

Probably but I’m reading this with my pillow folded over. It will probably be good for me but not at that markup. Damn, it’s memory foam not expensive materials.

Who remembers that avatar radio station where you could submit songs? Can’t remember the name. You could join different types of genres.

The ANC is superb. When I travel on planes they beat my Sony Link Buds S earphones hands down. And they cost me £120. Different use cases I must admit.

Quick story, I used them while on holiday while they were doing building work next door at 5am. Loud skips and building materials. I slept like a baby for 12 hours with them on, a different story. Everyone else was complaining about being woken up.

I’m a wired headphones guy, semi or open back. Sens, Bayer, Focal etc. For the road these Q20 cans are a steal.

For the price they are fantastic. Once you dial in a proper EQ it’s hard to beat for 3x the price. This is for non flac hi res stuff like Spotify, podcasts I must say.

Usually yes, Plex is slow as shit but honestly iPlayer is still fantastic even on a b7 2017 oled.

Keyword here is for now. Just pushing them to be more intrusive. Yes they may incrementally become more intrusive in the future but it’s a decent trade-off for free content.

Cheers. I don’t think I’ve ever had such a response to a normal ethical take. We complain about wanting free and open source products but by the looks of it nobody is able to sit through a 20 second sponsor.

If we had everything on a free open source platform people would still skip the sponsored segment.

I feel if the sponsor blocks keep up we’ll start to see the creators or sponsors combat it in ways we really don’t like.

Oct 2025. Yeh that’s not long in business.

Assuming they know nothing of EOL or CVE. They better hurry then, only a year or so until 10 security patches go up the wall.

Doubtful. It’s hard enough to get programs past our security team and having half malware bundled programs like this won’t be an easy task.

Fair enough but you can’t plan on paying for a product before you have seen what it was.

Because the creator gets paid by them to provide you with a free product. If that fails to be the case you get nothing.

Sponsor block is a different beast. Should we really be doing that to our content creators? No, definitely not. Is it them or the advertising company that suffers?

Edit: Actually really surprised about this. Couple weeks ago people are sticking up for YT premium prices. Now, you are against helping the creators you watch.