shortwavesurfer
shortwavesurfer@lemmy.zip
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Harder to find content, but otherwise alright. I was honestly a little bit surprised at how many channels I did find that I follow on YouTube were already on Odysee or Rumble. Though I used to watch two channels about the US cellular networks such as AT&T, T-Mobile, and Verizon that are not on any of the other platforms. So I just lost that content.
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I'm going to have to read this, because my knee jerk reaction answer is that it depends on what type of wash you want to give the car. If you want to give the car an actual wash at the car wash, you're going to have to drive it. But if you're wanting to wash it at home, then it doesn't matter how far the car wash is away. Because you can just walk out your front door and grab your water hose. and soap and shit.
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My ISP gives me my own IPv6, and I have shared IPv4 with CGNAT, but unfortunately, they can't assign me a static v6, so that I can have servers and stuff. So I just do things like that over Tor. Though things like Tor need work as well, because you're not able to have a Tor relay on IPv6. You need V4 for that.
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Speak for yourself. I find quite a bit of joy in "I told you so".
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I lived in a very rural area and we had dial-up until 2010, so I had specific times where I could get on the internet because it wouldn't interfere with telephone calls.
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Honestly, the biggest mistake they've made here is that they're not demanding Monero instead.
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You have two options. Either put Linux on it and run Windows in a virtual machine, or buy a second laptop that you only use for work. Because if your university requires monitoring spyware, then you don't need to be working and doing your studies on the same device. You do personal stuff on a personal machine. You do work stuff on a work machine. And you do educational stuff on an educational machine. If you don't want to buy three physical machines, then VMs are your next best bet.
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Meshtastic ftw
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I am seriously considering going to a Linux phone at some point in the future because what's to stop Google from deciding that we can't install apps even on AOSP? Like sure, for now it's only going to be devices with Google Play services that won't allow you to install your own apps, but who's to say Android 19 won't be released and completely kill the ability to install apps outside of the Play Store?
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I don't have any watch recommendations because I don't use one, but you might take a look at Asteroid OS, which I believe is an open source watch system.