I'm not sure.
Visible is a data plan that offers unlimited data for $25/month. If you pair it with Pandora and Blokada 5, you can get internet radio for free anywhere you have service.
You need to download and install Blokada 5 manually from their website, because screwgle banned the app from its app store for being too effective at blocking ads in apps.
We're bringing it back.
It defies logic.
Until you realize most people can't think for themselves and are doing what everyone else is doing.
They don't even weigh the option of "discord vs. matrix" to them, it's "discord without question."
Hell yeah.
I didn't buy a switch 1 and have no plans on buying a switch 2. Spent many hours playing Smash on Yuzu though!
My last console was a PS3, because that's the last one that didn't force me to pay an extra fee to use my own internet connection.
Fuck greed. Fuck useful idiots. Fuck nintendo.
riseup.net/en/vpn
Here's a VPN that's available for free and funded by donations.
I'd say they are providing a better service and need money more than mullvad.
For the rest of us with brains, piracy is a tool for the working class to take power away from the ruling class.
And they only do it to maximize profit off of people's low standards.
It has never been about putting food on the table or keeping the lights on. It's always been about fleecing idiots with more money than sense.
I absolutely love rubbing it in the face of people subscribing to streaming services that I get more content without even having to enter in my credit card info.
Brains > wallets, every time.
Why the time limit?
Definitely going to avoid it, tired of platforms thinking they deserve exclusivity.
I'm mostly referring to liquor because it's the most economical way to get drunk.
My local Walmart has a decent selection of beers, but I've been to HEBs that have entire sections devoted to craft beers. It may depend on the grocery store in question.
You can still get a better selection at a cheaper price at liquor stores than bars.
Yep.
I wonder if this will result in countries like North Korea having a competitive workforce because they're at least able to focus on what they're doing.
Yep.
It's all about control and manipulation.
They love reminding us who is really in charge.