

Amazing work! I really appreciate all the effort you are putting into this. Not to mention creating alternatives to things like Google Timeline.


Amazing work! I really appreciate all the effort you are putting into this. Not to mention creating alternatives to things like Google Timeline.


Well you see officer, I was speeding because of a software glitch.
Most Mazdas I have been in past 2020 have headlights that can have their angle adjusted through the center console touch screen.
Most newer cars have a setting that allows changing your headlight beam angles to aim lower.
There’s also the options of physical adjusting your headlights or swapping the bulb to something that’s won’t illuminate the moon while you drive.
I set my headlight to aim about 2 degrees lower, but I also drive a smaller compact so my headlights are not at eye level by default.
Also, if you do make the adjustment try to aim lower then the back license plate of a car infront of you, or at the very least not directly into the side mirrors and rearview mirror of the car infront of you.
Back when music videos would give you motion sickness lmao


Unfortunately the best option is to not use these type of sites, especially if they are asking for identification or personal information. The web worked well enough for years with people just using usernames.
Personally when friends or family ask me why I not on a specific platform my response is usually because of the algorithmic feeds. This gets the conversation going where sometimes I get someone to actually switch.
The second best option if you really need to lurk on sites like this is using your “porn star name”. If you happen to know someone that makes fake ids, get one made using your alternative online identity and use that for when a website ask for it. You might even be able to use a AI image generator to produce something, or depending on your Photoshop skills you could go that route.


Or employees using AI to generate their work/content now need to spend equally as much time reviewing their generated work/content.
It’s like being a manager and asking your employee that you know always fucks up to do something. You have two options, get the employee to write it, then you check it after, or you write it yourself and save time on explaining or checking.
Are there any guides you follow so I can get a better idea how or what I should be aware of when moving from gmail go mailbox or something similar.
I have a few domain names, but wonder how I would use those names with mailbox for example, and what was your process for moving all emails from gmail to your new mail provider?
Dos you start by mostly forwarding everything and then slowly switching email accounts on all your online services? Or is there something I am missing?


If I happen to have a domain, but only have a free tier of gmail can I still do the DNS recognition you mentioned?


Nextcloud was great for getting me de-Googled. I use it for contacts, calendars, notes, files storage, photo uploads.
Everything self-hosted and backed up with snapshot every few hours.


When switching over to a paid mail service like this, do you start by forwarding all your your emails from google (or another service) and then slowly start migrating accounts to the new mail address?
Or is there anything I might be missing?
Mailbox looks interesting to me, and have really been wanting to ditch my gmail, it’s the last thing I have left under Google at the moment.
But is it really?


Why can’t companies operate on a sustainable revenue model? Why does it always need to be constant growth year over year?


What is a Reddit? /s


What is Reddit?
Its sad when the general public does not really care about small simple issues like these.