They've done this multiple times, no?
Stop using websites that don't respect their users
Manual tampering: https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2026/02/wikipedia-bans-a...
That's not a trusted service anymore
When they change plans like this, they should have to turn off auto-renewals for impacted accounts. It is fundamentally a new contract, and they likely cannot guarantee the new terms have been read.
I'm not sure what you mean by "school screen time" ? Smart board?
That should be illegal, as it's not an open platform
Not sure what you're on about. I'm sharing what I know to be true from places I've lived
That'd be illegal in a lot of jurisdictions. Even residential collection of rainwater is often capped
Tuta has unlimited addresses for sending
It should be illegal to not have them
Disk Horse
So this is in response to the Canadian tariffs because they're going to jack up auto manufacturing costs?
It's taught in Pop Science Clickbait 101
Isn't this similar to Apple and iMessage? As in, will inevitably stop working with impending patches
First thing I thought. Tying it to React is a shame.
I believe Fairphone relies on popular off-the-shelf parts. If that stays consistent, the Fairphone will never be small. Save for a change in business model (e.g. pay more for smaller phone)
It's really not that hard. The Galaxy Buds Plus from 2020 get 11 hours of battery on a single charge. Same for the Sony WF-C510 that are $70
Are your files named to the Jellyfin spec? Haven't had any of those issues
Is this just a drone video?
> The homepage and app isn't creepily algorithmically designed to optimize my engagement with the platform A simple fix for YouTube is bookmarking the subscriptions page and making that your entrypoint:…
That's not a trusted source anymore: https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2026/02/wikipedia-bans-a...
Podcasts are shoved in your face everywhere, and their official playlists have been flooded with AI music.
Highly doubt. Denmark has been quietly moving in troops and supplies
They've done this multiple times, no?
Stop using websites that don't respect their users
Manual tampering: https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2026/02/wikipedia-bans-a...
That's not a trusted service anymore
When they change plans like this, they should have to turn off auto-renewals for impacted accounts. It is fundamentally a new contract, and they likely cannot guarantee the new terms have been read.
I'm not sure what you mean by "school screen time" ? Smart board?
That should be illegal, as it's not an open platform
Not sure what you're on about. I'm sharing what I know to be true from places I've lived
That'd be illegal in a lot of jurisdictions. Even residential collection of rainwater is often capped
Tuta has unlimited addresses for sending
It should be illegal to not have them
Disk Horse
So this is in response to the Canadian tariffs because they're going to jack up auto manufacturing costs?
It's taught in Pop Science Clickbait 101
Isn't this similar to Apple and iMessage? As in, will inevitably stop working with impending patches
First thing I thought. Tying it to React is a shame.
I believe Fairphone relies on popular off-the-shelf parts. If that stays consistent, the Fairphone will never be small. Save for a change in business model (e.g. pay more for smaller phone)
It's really not that hard. The Galaxy Buds Plus from 2020 get 11 hours of battery on a single charge. Same for the Sony WF-C510 that are $70
Are your files named to the Jellyfin spec? Haven't had any of those issues
Is this just a drone video?
> The homepage and app isn't creepily algorithmically designed to optimize my engagement with the platform A simple fix for YouTube is bookmarking the subscriptions page and making that your entrypoint:…
That's not a trusted source anymore: https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2026/02/wikipedia-bans-a...
That's not a trusted source anymore: https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2026/02/wikipedia-bans-a...
Podcasts are shoved in your face everywhere, and their official playlists have been flooded with AI music.
Highly doubt. Denmark has been quietly moving in troops and supplies