From the top minds that brought us, “who? Bin Laden? Here?”

Email gaben directly to seek his guidance.

It might not exactly fit your scenario, but maybe consider a mini PC. Many streaming services work in a web browser, so you could check that all yours are available that way beforehand. I’m partial to Beelink but many companies have similar offerings. Little, quiet or fanless, low power usage.

Costs are a bit higher initially, though it’ll likely have security updates longer than an Android box like the Onn one, and having more RAM might lend to that longevity in that role as well.

A mini PC gives you options like switching to Linux, running an arr stack for ditching streaming etc., that might seem worthwhile.

Evidence is no longer a thing, due process being over and all that.

So at what point are people going to stop caring about these pointless approval rating articles? The man’s going for a third term with the Constitution in tatters, the rules are out the window. Approval is no longer required.

Looks like they’re doing the job quite well so far, keep us posted

Did you mean the Britain in Europe or the one that isn’t in Europe?

I’ve heard this one before

If you build a dam properly that’s plenty enforced, depending on the materials you use. Reinforced, even.

Oh, because Colonialism. Whether it was conducted by Middle Eastern Muslims or European Christians, it remains Colonialism, so bringing it up would be a false equivalency.

The BJP didn’t start the relationship with Israel, it’s been going on for well before they were politically relevant. The party that oversaw the country for decades was certainly not your Hinduvta bogeyman. You’ll have to try harder.

Europeans and loving colonialism in the forms of Christo-facism, Zionism, or Islamism, all over the world.

Hence the existence of Israel and of the current borders between Pakistan and India. Oh, did you forget?

“Find out” initiated.

Thank you for the info! I like your username.

There will be some additional time and resources required to read and write encrypted data, even if minor.

Previous versions of Windows only permitted drive encryption in their premium tiers, and it seems like the current one possibly requires a TPM chip for it, so a lot of hardware won’t even support it. So basically greed or greed.

For what it’s worth it’s not always a default with Linux installations either. There’s a usually minor performance hit, though I can’t say it ever bothered me. Personally I have less fear of bad actors obtaining physical access than I do myself breaking something catastrophically and losing my access, so I don’t use it now.

Well that hardly narrows it down

Half of America: “hell yeah brudder”

They can’t keep getting away with it

I figure it gets purchased by a larger, established auto firm and slowly killed off.

Sounds like a good time to build a hydroelectric dam to bolster the grid and shift away from coal/gas plants. Win-win!