Mmc dev was doing shady at best stuff.

Teeth scrape gang!

It’s not wrong. Not quite as much info as following the average person on socials, but it can be a lot of info at a glance.

Once had a cop show up one day, just asking about something going on in the area, and noticed an empty TV box by my trash can outside. Suggested I uh, don’t do that. Basically a big sign pointing to my house “brand new TV inside!”. Not done that since.

Pff like these are mutually exclusive 🫥

Then they get it through fdroid?

Vikings were successful with other countries women cuz they did basic hygiene. Shaved, washed, some hair stuff. They ‘conquered’ just from cleanliness. If Vikings aren’t manly enough idk what this kid is on about lol.

Mine has a few seconds buffer, where the magnetron turns off but everything else keeps going. After about 3 seconds it all stops then beeping starts.

Old gnome was great. Was like the best middle ground. Enough options to tweak stuff, but not plasma levels of knobs. Le sigh

Ya, hindsight it’s a dumb comparison.

For sure. Plenty of times I’ve had to go power cycle a little desk printer just for it to work again. Oddly, commercial label printers (like TSC) have been surprisingly ok, even in large industrial shops.

Maybe it’s the environments I work in, but WiFi printing always ends in tragedy.

Can’t you also attempt exif data?

A sim or cell service has nothing to do with gps. Gps signals arrive from satellites in orbit around the earth…

In high humidity regions, ya. I’ve never had issue with razors specifically, but other items.

Defender was never designed to help directly against any of these except the last one.

Iirc any cell phone is still capable of dialing 911(or equivalent) even without a sim. So id imagine carrier towers and gps could still find it. You’d basically have to keep the device in a ferriday bag. Which complicates actually using it.

So, once times?

When a bank gives you cookies, ya find a new bank.

It has. I wanna say around f32ish. I forget what they said about the design change choices.

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