Is your suggestion to self host your email or not use email? I'm not sure why you couldn't find a company that you do trust, and proton seems to be one of the most likely candidates.

I use the last Swype apk with network access blocked in NetGuard, because I can't go without swipe typing. The personal dictionary still works.

I found with gboard and swiftkey the dictionary didn't save words without network connectivity.

That, plus the brilliant performance.

The EDM scene is usually pretty inclusive. If you go there as an older man and just enjoy yourself and dance you'll be fine.

If you leer at women and get handsy you'll have an issue.

Definitely a good time to stop posting about it then.

I feel like the majority were fairly supportive and the people who said you're probably going to continue with arguably bad habits were met with quite sudden hostility from you.

It's a fair opinion to state that while your idea has merit, there are reasons we have certain accepted keyboard layouts, and maybe learning to tidy up your typing habits would be beneficial in the long run.

I scrolled through every comment and not much of it seemed very hostile, just the ones where you came back at them quite aggressively.

You asked a fair question, and all the direct replies were reasonably fair also, it just devolved into an argument later (in my view).

This is a genuinely great idea. I've been playing Dave the Diver and I can see this having a similar level of management, slowly introducing you to the new roles - first you're just marking, and over time you're managing more and more of the whole process and earning money on the way.

Heaps of room for cool visuals like revealing the pipes you find, cutscenes showing work done/completed.

Love it! 100% would play this.

What would be some examples of things you pay for with monero that you'd usually have to jump through hoops for?

I'm always shocked by how quickly a large music collection seems to get stale for me.

I dislike the way spotify seems to push certain songs, but I love that I hear stuff I've never heard a lot of the time.

If you would like a more technical explanation search for CG-NAT. It allows ISP's to share a single static public facing IP with several customers at once.

If you had a true static IP that never changed you've only see results about torrents downloaded using your router.

Cheers!

Nice list! What runs all of this? Is it all connected to a central system?