There’s no service at my house anyways. You have to walk up the driveway to maybe get one bar if it’s not raining.

I guess it’s time to paint the walls with RF shielding paint.

UHD is just a pain because it’s hard to find a compatible drive.

I’ve never had a normal bluray that I couldn’t rip with MakeMKV. It’s the UHD blurays that are a pain to rip.

It wouldn’t surprise me if that was the case when the satellite equipment was originally installed. SDRs only became available fairly recently. Before that, you would either have to have the knowledge and ability to build your own equipment or have a lot of money.

For email, you just pay for a host that will let you use your own domain. It’s usually a lot cheaper than getting a static IP and you can easily switch hosts while keeping your email address.

It’s not really even worth attempting to self host your own outbound email these days. It’s a lot of work getting the big email providers to accept your email and if someone has ever sent spam from your IP address, you are pretty much screwed.

The UK should just block sites that don’t comply. They have no business trying to fine US websites.

I’ve been using KeePassXC. I use Syncthing to keep the database synchronized between computers.

Unfortunately still no support for my phone.

Yes there is. I was looking at the chart on my phone and missed it.

You should also list what providers allow P2P and what ones have port forwarding.

You can enable file versioning so deleted files will be kept for a set amount of time.

Office 2003 was the last usable version.

It’s a switch, there shouldn’t be anything to go obsolete.

AV1 is one of the codecs that youtube uses. Not all videos have an AV1 version available though.

Bash still saves the command history. You can of course turn that off if you want to. There are also settings to prevent it from saving certain commands. It can also be set to not save commands that are prefixed with a space.

I’ve been very happy with no windows on my computers for over 15 years now.

I’ve had a couple of computers with Nvidia cards and all I ever had to do was install the driver from the package manager and reboot. I always had screen tearing issues with them, but that was with cards from 2011 & 2013. I would hope that they’ve fixed that by now.

The bubble will eventually burst and AI will mostly disappear.

There’s no online accounts needed for Linux.