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I can’t say if the servers themselves reside on US soil but the companies office certainly do, while I admit I was hesitant to give them my money I got tired of being rate limited by Bing/DDG/Startpage on my SearXNG instance, even though I don’t make many requests they do not like aggregator engines, and I sure as hell didn’t want want my server touching Google servers regularly.

Settled with the least worst option available I’d say.

So people can just look up license plates all willy nilly over in New York?

Artist got lazy with that middle box there, definitely a copy paste of the one on its left without the castle.

I switched and never looked back nearly 5 years ago.

Bought my own domain shortly afterwards and with Proton Pass I can generate unique emails per website using that domain, you don’t need a domain as you can use protons domains but it’s nice to have your own, can also easily disable problematic emails that cause spam.

I pay per search using their APi and my SearXNG instance, it’s like ¢0.03 per search which I capped to $5 a month, we’re currently on the 23rd of October and I owe them a whopping $2.03, I usually don’t hit that $5 limit.

I only wish they weren’t an American company.

Man writing custom games modes for Reach in Bungies BLAM language was probably peak Halo Reach for me, I miss it, might be about time to crack open MCC once again.

Perhaps it’s time to get LASO out of the way!

Care to elaborate?

As a non-programmer, TIL Java and JavaScript are two different languages.

Disclaimer: I don’t own a steam deck but have used Linux for the last couple years.

I did a quick search and appears for the last couple years people have reported updating decky [1] [2] and experiencing the same thing, it seems you’re able to rollback to a previous version that works or you can attempt at factory resetting.

Personally if it were me, given that SteamOS is Arch Linux based I would dig into the Arch Linux wifi driver documentation and see if you can attempt at reinstalling the driver however, given that I do not know which repositories the Steam Deck pulls from and that I do not know if you use the Arch drivers I would advise caution before jumping into this path, it is possible the wifi driver used by the Steam Deck isn’t from the Arch Linux repo’s and from valves own repo’s and installing a second driver on-top of that one may cause a package conflict and those certainly aren’t fun to fix!

Hope this points ya in the right direction.

Out of curiosity what’s the threshold for a vehicle to be classified as a “war vehicle”? For decades technical trucks existed so anyone with a decently beefy pickup or SUV can mount a firearm too.

Ah I mistakenly thought it was PIA (Private Internet Access), apologies, but it’s also worth noting Privacy.com is also yet another American company.

it will probably let you use a service like Privacy.com

Shocked I say! American VPN company in cahoots with other big tech companies!

Pro-tip, never get a VPN in a FVEY country.

Scrap and or hinder bill C21 and I’ll gladly vote for your party, until then I am not voting for a party that intends to criminalize me and hundreds of thousands of other Canadians for property that was legally purchased, and has been available on the market for decades, all for votes in Quebec.

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For anyone wary of running random commands that you don’t recognize what they’re doing

Navigating the Linux shell would but much easier if you learned a bit of BASH. Essentially every Linux distro uses BASH for its shell commands, some commands such as cp (copy file/folder), mv (move file/folder), cd (change active directory/folder), rm (remove file/folder), mkdir (make directory/folder) will be on every Linux distro you use, the only time you get new commands is when you install packages that give you new commands, so a command such as fastfetch wont be available to you until you install the fastfetch package.

Hope this helps!