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one random thing that I learnt about AMEX is they carry your credit history with you. I've had an AMEX for a very long time in the UK, moved to the US, called them, new card sent and boom my US credit history is from the day I got my first AMEX. Like 15+ years before I moved to the US.

It's a niche thing, but that helped me a lot in the first ~6 months here in the states (as I had credit score, I could buy a car, rent easily etc...)

yeah that was bugging me too, I asked them to change their nick

if you have left it locked via apple then there's nothing they can do with it other than strip it for parts tbh. you might get bombarded with messages trying to get you to remove the lock, just ignore them / block them

about 50Mb.

Well there's more than one London, anyone in London, Ontario want to take over ? :)

I mean, they could demand ISPs block the site.... that's really about it. A vpn solves that.

Lego Fixed Gear & Single Speed!

I'm years out of date on tech (python/etc...) but also happy to contribute money, and if I ever get back to tech that too.

well this sucks. Thanks @Velocio for all the hardwork over the years. Met a lot of ppl on here (that I no longer see due to flying to the other side of the world!)

some airlines (united) actually can use the airtags (if you share) incase of lost luggage. In the app these days now.

really really enjoying Indy. put off buying it, and have to restart every once and a while as the fps tanks due to only 10 Gb vram (only using medium textures) but it's great

My company ditched 8gb M laptops as they did struggle.
This is my m1 16gb "daily" usage. And I'm not a heavy user (but Webex seems to love all the ram).

Personally I would stretch to 16Gb if possible. The M1 I find insanely fast, and even though I'm switching to an M3/M4 soon I don't think I even need to. Had the M1 since launch

I believe you can buy a drive and attach it to the slim

https://direct.playstation.com/en-us/buy-accessories/disc-drive-for-ps5-digital-edition-consoles

so I think I made myself accidentally a little OP so gonna tweak the settings. That said, the mod allows you to configure a lot of things, from god mode, right down to just individual setting of stats (or % instead).

even with being a bit OP, the boss battles I've still had to learn the skills and what's going on. Instead of dieing 10+ times though, I tend to die 2-3 times now.

The downside is the open world bit becomes very easy (like 1 hit kills). You can use the Windows Overlay or hotkeys to enable/disable on the fly I'm just lazy. Becareful with the windows overlay, many multiplayer games will pick up on it and close out. I had to remove it even though the cheat engine itself was not running.

note: wemod does charge, but the free version can be used for 2 hours a day. I figured it was worth it since it also had mods to prey (bit broken) so I could finish that game too

Am playing Black Myth: Wukong but did in the end have to resort to using WeMod to change the difficulty. I really thought it would be more like GoW from the reviews, but honestly it's a Souls Lite type game.

it's weird, the standard mobs are soooo easy, then you get to the air boss and get hammered. I feel it's really unbalanced, and I still don't get companies not putting in difficulty/accessability options.

Not really a meme but as a transplant to the US this did make me laugh

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JYqfVE-fykk

Probably a US meme, 30 year fixed is available in the US

Weird casting, but looking forward to it

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lU_NKNZljoQ

You could also just use Office 365 web version. I've not touched desktop versions in a long time (except you powerpoint, because you always mess up tables!)

wow really sorry to hear! He was a great guy

is already free on epicgames

played it a fair bit at launch on PS5. Enjoyed it, but then other games....

you can make a linux machine route, just easier to use a pre-rolled image

# Enable IP Forwarding
echo -e '\n#Enable IP Routing\nnet.ipv4.ip_forward = 1' | sudo tee -a /etc/sysctl.conf
sudo sysctl -p

# NET for VPN Tunnel
sudo iptables -t nat -A POSTROUTING -o tun0 -j MASQUERADE
sudo iptables -A FORWARD -i tun0 -o eth0 -m state --state RELATED,ESTABLISHED -j ACCEPT
sudo iptables -A FORWARD -i eth0 -o tun0 -j ACCEPT

systemctl enable netfilter-persistent

is what I used in my ubuntu os above.

note: there's probably a billion times better way to do this, I was just fucking around when I made htis thing.

That device does have hardware AES

https://www.mediatek.com/products/home-networking/mt7628k-n-a

just a note, the cpu on the a raspberry pi isn't great and your vpn through put will be quite low. No AES-NI support in the cpu.

Ages ago (2018) I rolled my own distro (it's a hack job) to get hardware support on a RK3328 chip

https://github.com/Kyrth/rk3328-ubuntu-jeos

It was for this single board: https://libre.computer/products/roc-rk3328-cc/

Don't use it any more as I just got hardware from work that will easily do this.