He is probably being pedantic, and meant he’d hand in his passport to US customs agents

For me, private trackers, specifically TorrentLeech.

Remove. Perhaps there’s another community interested in AI hobby projects, but most of these seem like listening to someone’s dreams, and are not very interesting.

This is like how DOGE claimed to find millions of dead people getting social security payments, and then it turned out they were only looking at one set of raw data before it’s joined with other data when payments are made: https://apnews.com/article/social-security-payments-deceased-false-claims-doge-ed2885f5769f368853ac3615b4852cf7

When you have an agency who comes in with the intention of making a big headline that Trump can run with, they are going to overlook things so that things fit the narrative.

The opposite of progress is congress

I just say “no facial” which usually gets a smirk.

Do not think about pink elephants

Sounds like the best workaround for this is to have a deadman switch to delete all data if the phone hasn’t been unlocked in a 24 hour period? Then it is your inaction that results in the destruction of the data, and you’d still be complying with the statute.

Stop Trying To Coin The Phrase ‘Streets Ahead’

Stop Trying To Coin The Phrase ‘Streets Ahead’

All banks I’ve done business supported exporting CSV or OVX files of transactions so you don’t need a third party connection into your bank account, although that is an option. It depends on region, but banks are only required to retain data for certain periods of time, and keeping a history of each transaction can be useful for budgeting or investing.

Regarding Mint, If I’m remembering correctly, it seemed like they were doing a redesign of the site and then decided to shut it down. I’d have to imagine after they got purchased, all the original devs left and maintaining each connection with each bank was a huge hassle. They probably spent so much modernizing the site and still had to maintain connections, that the operational costs outweighed the income from advertising.

If you’re dealing all in cash this makes sense, but for those with multiple bank accounts, keeping track of everything without software is burdensome. I can’t imagine copy/pasting each transaction from my banks website into a spreadsheet. Computers are better at math than humans, they should be doing the calculations, not me.

Thirding Actual, I will admit I was using Mint for way longer than I should have for convenience, and moved to Actual after Mint shut down. If you only have a few accounts, it’s not that terrible to download transactions as QFX files and import them once a month when paying the bills. I haven’t tried SimpleFin or anything automated, but that would get you even closer to the experience of Mint.

Longhorn was Windows Vista. I remember downloading what I thought was Longhorn before Vista’s release but it was just a heavily skinned version of Windows XP.

Never had a problem with play protect, why disable that?

I’m interested to see what sort of keylogger or rootkit exists on it

Doesn’t seem very closeted: https://www.c-span.org/clip/public-affairs-event/user-clip-senator-john-kennedy-reads-his-favorite-books-part-2/5084203