“We do not provide bulk information to any government”

So, only on the most important politicians and nuclear scientists?

I kinda see that they want to cover their asses a bit, but arbitration waivers as a whole should never be legal to begin with.

One should always be able to exercise their legal rights.

Last year I bought an old second-hand Brother laser printer for $20, with 60% ink and 75% on the drum. Works like a charm.

I have no clue how this is possible after such cooking

Some crypto, like Monero, is anonymous. Bitcoin/Ethereum is not.

In any case, if you use anonymous crypto, make sure to first sent it to a wallet (preferably with a subaddress in case of Monero), and then send it elsewhere.

Yeah, it’s a FOMO.

What you want is to have fun with pizza, but the world around makes you feel it to be wrong and like if you’re missing something. You don’t.

Except it won’t look so pretty and also I can’t imagine using the dispensers without taking them out of that thing unless it’s VERY rigid.

In the first case, you can visualize it, at least mentally, like, actually see it.

In the second, you just imagine it could be a thing.

For me at least, these are two wildly different concepts.

Appreciate the warning!

Nah, just two different meanings of “imagine”.

One is to imagine a color

And the other to imagine there is a color.

True, but when we say we can’t imagine something, we don’t mean a mental construct that we don’t think through, we mean something tangible. In case of color, it means actually visualizing it mentally, not imagining there could be something.

Untrue

Which part?

Until the battery needs replacing, costing more than a pi, one key on the keyboard dies, etc.

Do you need any of that? You can remove the battery and keep it plugged, and use it as a server to which you connect over SSH, with an added benefit of having local access if you actually need it.

Wanna get something like this and a large SSD going forward. Make a silent NAS out of it, and have it in my bedroom without issues.

Pi’s are ARM-based, which still to this day limits the scope of their applicability.

Also, you should absolutely inspect a laptop before buying. Many, if not most, of old laptops will run just fine for the next few years.

Aren’t laptops typically very energy efficient? Low consumption converts to high battery life, which is a priority for laptop hardware.

Some of them consume less than 10W.

That’s why pay-as-you-go payment model is completely unfitting for the world of computers.

Prices can rack up dramatically without you noticing.

Took me good 10 seconds to decipher this

Fair enough!

For this to be a color, it needs to be even at all points, so no sparkles!

I don’t get why people upvote this.

Zero content, just random aggression.