They’re actually providing a useful service, unlike honey just telling you that no coupons exist.

You think the general population is going to have an easier time understanding the sigmoid function that some simple multiplication and addition?

Give it a shot. Let me see an equation.

How would an infinitely adjusting tax percentage be intuitive? Brackets are simple. You pay x% on your income in some bracket and y% on your income in a different bracket. You only need simple multiplication and addition to figure out what you would owe.

Sounds like a nightmare to try to explain to someone. Technically it should work, but practically it might be difficult.

It is an appstore for Flatpaks. Flatpaks are a universal app package for Linux that runs in a sort of containerized environment. They’re very prolific in the immutable linux world.

It’s closer to Slack, but Rocket Chat is another option.

Depending on the roadway, it’s super dangerous. Telephone and power lines are hard to see, deadly hazards for aircraft in that situation. If something is landing on a road, it’s probably an extreme emergency, and it’s best to give them as much room as possible.

If you have Android, you should check out Shelter or Island (Shelter is open source, but Island is in the play store). It’s not what you’re describing, but it accomplishes something similar. It essentially leverages Androids ability to create a work profile to create another isolated profile on your phone. That profile can have spoofed, useless data fed to it or even just be disabled when you’re not using it.

It’s partly just their sheer size. The internet continues to become a worse place as it gets more and more centralized, and Cloudflare is part of that.

Rosy? Star Trek said we had to go through a nuclear apocalyptic war before learning to cooperate.

The important part about this is that Vulcan doesn’t just use yet another Russian bought rocket engine. It uses BE-4, from Blue Origin. Finally, someone other than SpaceX building rockets. Too bad it’s the other out of touch billionaire with too much power and influence that is doing it.

I’ve been using this image with different providers for years. I would highly recommend it.

https://hub.docker.com/r/qmcgaw/ddns-updater

I think I made the point pretty clear… There really isn’t a phone with the “real android” and it’s best to check the company’s track record of updates. It seems like you just reworded my point while missing that I just stated the same thing.

And what phone runs that source without manufacturer tweaks?

The “real version”? There is no “real version” of Android. I wouldn’t pick Microsoft specifically because they don’t have a track record of supporting their phones.

But I have Bitwarden setup to need 2fa.

What are you talking about? You described the concept without knowing the name of it. I don’t know what you’re throwing a fit over.

The concept you’re describing is called Eternal September and happens to all web services that get popular enough.

Is this open source or vetted in any way? I love the idea, but I don’t want to just install some apk from a random site.