A lot of you probably already know about this one but here's Mozillas privacy not included blog where they review smart devices/services based on how much data they collect about you. A lot of car manufacturers at the very top of the most creepy ones.
kootepe
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Definitely doing my part on that front.
I'm 31, in my defense I was exhausted on tuesday...
Holy smokes I never realized this intended behaviour, but of couse it is...
I'v shifted from preferring texting/email to literally only ever making phone calls. Fuck email. Fuck friday email bombardment.
I'd imagine rm has easily caused the most destruction.
You are mixing him up with Apetor. Apetor was a norwegian dude making ice skating videos where he would swim and drink vodka. Very feel goody videos despite the alcohol. ~~He died due to cancer some years ago.~~ Nope, he actually died falling through ice while making a video.
This guy is Talahasseessahallat. Finnish alcoholic/mental health case with multiple evictions due to him trashing apartments in drunken rage. In Finland we have this concept "rappiotubetus" or "rappiotubettaja" which would translate to decadent youtube and decadent youtuber. Rappio doesn't translate very well, I would describe it mostly as all the worst parts of decadence. Drunken rage, making a fool out of yourself, drug use. General degradation and ruin of human life. These people sustain these habits by livestreaming on youtube/twitch.
You don't want to know...
People really play this many games in a month? Even when I played a lot I mostly focused on very few games.
Lived on a rural farm most of my life and never had issues with mice in bread boxes.
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Birds are monitored by putting a ring on their leg. The ring can then be used to identify the bird if it's captured or seen with a telescope/binoculars/camera by someone else, or if their carcass is found. Typically it's just a small metal ring but these days multiple colored rings can also be used, those are put into a public database that anyone can use to identify the bird and see where it has been spotted, when it was ringed, how old it is etc.