Just a clock and a calendar? That’s not the limit of what these things do, but that’s easier to get that functionality without ads.

https://usetrmnl.com/

https://dakboard.com/site?ref=wheresyoured.at

More DIY

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=58QWxoFvtJY

https://www.hanselman.com/blog/how-to-build-a-wall-mounted-family-calendar-and-dashboard-with-a-raspberry-pi-and-cheap-monitor

It’s 30% satire. Some of the white ones were terrible Lefties that have been to a college and so they didn’t re-hire ALL of them.

Sure, but this is a heat map. It’s only relative, not objective. If most of these were 3 months old, and one was only 2 months old, the 3 months would all be in the green.

The age of a VPN isn’t a good indicator of how secure it is.

So then delete the row. OP, you control the spreadsheet, right?

Also, heat map conditional formatting favoring free is a bad metric. Free VPNs steal data, and Tor isn’t a VPN, so this skews all the other paid options to seem negative.

In the strictest definition, they don’t.

Capitalism is minimally fulfilled when a business sells something for a profit and reinvests the profit (now capital) in the business. Hence the term. It doesn’t have to grow the business, make new products, or do anything beyond maintenance of its processes, be that fixing or updating machinery or training employees. A single person selling tomatoes in a market in Madagascar that fixes of their tomato table with profits is perfectly capitalist.

Expecting constant growth is not a requirement of anything.