No, power on/off is much worse for components than running due to the transients involved.

Windows is my daily driver and all my PCs run 24/7/52 unless they’re sleeping while I commute with them 🤷‍♂️

(I also run Linux, BSD, and macOS.)

Mine is fully backed up.

I doubt the president who lives on the internet & relies on it to connect with his superfans would disable it.

Yeah I’ve done that before.

I can’t imagine any law that would preclude the status quo, as Microsoft doesn’t own a controlling stake in OpenAI anyway. It sounds like the FTC is picking its targets based on market cap only.

The FTC tried & failed. They’ll most likely fail here too. It’s tough for courts to rule against what the FTC sees as unfair competition when even the judges are likely Amazon Prime & Big 3 ecosystem subscribers.

I use Termux + Tasker for this exact functionality. I can provide the scripts and setup to anyone who’s interested.

Great news for folks in Jamaica where I’m from. Pretty common there.

Still waiting on the Moline to Chicago rail line 😔

to stop using it you have to de-register your phone number from iCloud.

Ah, TIL. I was wondering that. I’ll avoid it then.

Yeah I was wondering how they were pulling that off without registering the phone number or iCloud account with Apple. Thanks @BearOfaTime@lemm.ee for the explanation.

In any case, this also shows that iMessage can be spoofed.

Can anyone find any instance of interrogation in the body of the article?

Yep, Firefox Nightly is my daily driver. I use Edge Canary for sites that don’t work on Firefox, such as the Snapchat web client.

In many architectures in which certificates are used, a client with a valid certificate is a trusted client, so a certificate falling into the wrong hands is problematic.

Immolation is extremely painful.

Edge & Firefox exist.

Who actually turns off their computer?

I’ve been using extensions on the Nightly build and love it.

My take exactly.