I guess it depends on the viewer’s tastes. It was hilarious to me personally. The overly serious way he describes his metrosexual routine, the importance of the quality of business cards, etc. The horror aspect and gore takes a backseat for me and I view it as a comedy.

You’ve never lived in an actual third world country if you think the US is one, even at its current state.

Isn’t he too close to the tv?

Which one do you like better? I try not to overload my phone content blockers because it’s hard to troubleshoot if a site breaks. I see Hush Nag claims they are FOSS so I’m leaning towards it.

Wait, isopropyl alcohol is toxic even just for external use? I use it as a hand sanitizer daily.

Trying searching for communities with “OSINT” in it. That should point you in the right direction.

Does your local grocery store have store brand softdrinks? They can taste similar. Our local store has good quality store brand products that are sometimes better than their name brand counterparts. Obviously if you only have Walmart, then that’s not a model corporation and you’re out of luck.

Sit in front of an open closet full of clothes or cover yourself in a blanket.

Oh wow I think I had an account with them but it was so long ago I don’t remember my account details nor any of the photos I uploaded.

Just wanted to add that you do get deprioritized over TM, so it might be slow especially in crowded places (i.e. concerts).

Assuming you’re not in the US, that is cheap compared to the big carriers.

While that is true, even independent artists who don’t have a label grabbing all the profits still get shafted, earning next to nothing with streams.

Will it be free shipping since it’s over $35? And will they honor 30-day returns?

The EFF also has merch: https://shop.eff.org/

Marketplace. Yes it’s full of scammers, but I still manage to buy and sell stuff there. Just do local in-person transactions in safe places and you’ll generally be fine. Also, a lot of my acquaintances are still there, so I still have Messenger to keep in touch. But that’s basically all I use it for.

When setting an auto-reply out of office message, don’t forget to configure it to only reply to internal email senders, else you’ll be sharing some pretty juicy info (names and contact details) to people outside your organization.

Would a lower temp, but longer dryer cycle be any better?

It sounds to me you are dealing in absolutes. When someone gives advice saying you don’t need to worry about that based on your threat model, that’s exactly that, nothing political about it. That’s the point of a threat model, so you can balance privacy with convenience and allow yourself to prioritize what you need to protect. It doesn’t mean you don’t care about privacy at all.

You also need to remember that security/privacy is only a fraction of the tech industry. Not everyone involved in tech is privacy conscious, just like why there are appsec teams to make sure devs code securely.

When you start talking about “grapheneos, qubesos, intel me” to the average person, you will obviously be looked at as either a nerd or a paranoid person depending on how you approach the subject. Imagine a non-techie person posts in this community saying they want to start taking steps to improve their privacy and asking for advice. Responding with a wall of text about “grapheneos, qubesos, intel me” will just scare them away. That’s why the first thing people respond with is “What is your threat model?”, because you want context to give proper advice to fit their needs. Going nuclear on the first step is overkill and unnecessary.

Taking tiny steps to improve privacy and not going full hermit doesn’t mean you don’t care about privacy. Don’t let perfect be the enemy of good.

Bitcoin wallet (and password) of someone who has a ton of it.

I never said I used AhaDNS. I just mentioned it because the last time I checked (years ago), they had a lot of filters to choose from. I personally use Mullvad’s DoH now.