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Their 1 year plan is just under $3/mo.

There’s a medical test called a PET scan, with PET standing for Positron Emission Tomography. Yes, positron as in antimatter. How it works is the subject is injected with a radioactive substance that decays into antimatter. That antimatter reacts with the normal matter in the subject’s body releasing photons. Those photons are then observed by the scanner which builds up a useful picture from them.

Now, I’m not sure how much antimatter is generated in the subject’s body, but it’s a hell of a lot more than a single positron. And it all annihilates within the subject who doesn’t notice a thing. So a single positron is not going to generate much of a bang.

Most foldable phones suffer from some degree of wear-based failure over time, I’ve never heard of one failing like this so much straight out of the box.

Copied? Yes. Refined? Considering I haven’t heard of another foldable phone having this degree of failure, maybe not so much.

Well, I’m not the one planning to host a server over WIFI, so…

I mean, that’s why I specified only if Ethernet was not an option.

And I’ve been doing it for over 40. WIFI may be acceptable for certain applications, but it’s never the best solution.

That works too.

Oof, do NOT run a server over WIFI. If plain old Ethernet is not an option, get something like this which, no, is not cheap but will offer a MUCH better experience.

Just be aware that if you’re using the Android client, your phone/tablet will probably at some point put it into deep sleep which will prevent it from displaying notifications. You can (and should) change this in the app settings.

The site where the .torrent file was hosted is gone, but the following magnet link works:

magnet:?xt=urn:btih:72C83366E95DD44CC85F26198ECC55F0F4576AD4

I am pretty sure this lets google grab all of the metadata of the mobile phone

Android is a Google product. They have full control over it. They can “grab all the metadata of the mobile phone” (whatever that means) any time they like.

Microsoft’s offering is called WIndows Defender, Bitdefender is a third-party product not associated with Microsoft.

I remember spending what felt like months typing in a game from Compute! magazine and never getting it to work.

Edit: It was Dragonmaster from this issue. It looked so cool to me, but as I mentioned I never got it running.

Atari 800.

I was downloading cracked video games from BBSes in the early '80s.

Subscription to Usenet.

I’ve heard rumors that Gabe’s son is being prepared to take over when Gabe is no longer in the picture. With any luck, Gabe will have imprinted him with the same ideals that made Steam what it is.