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Just guessing, but maybe content creators that focus on those niche topics are generating those for their videos? Like a youtuber who makes videos about blackholes uses AI-generated animations to depict stuff, for example.

I’ve read that it helps protect your teeth from all the acidic food you’re gonna eat for breakfast, not necessarily for “hygiene” purposes.

I use Eufy with local storage that you can expand with your own hard drive. They had some controversy before with how thumbnails are temporarily stored in their cloud, but if you select notifications without thumbnails/preview, you should be ok. Cloud storage will never be privacy-friendly unless you encrypt the videos yourself before they are uploaded.

Using their own music, as in songs? Just guessing, but they’re probably using the videos to get people to click, and they earn money from their music being streamed.

Sending this to my wife. I already consider myself a bit of a germaphobe in public spaces, but she’s 2x more.

Immigrant visas generally fall under 3 general categories: work, school, or marriage. There’s also an investor visa for some countries which requires a lot more money because you literally buy your way into the country.

School is the “easiest” to get your foot in assuming you can afford it.

Work is the most convenient because you get to hit the ground running (income and sometimes relocation perks). If you can get a company based there to hire you, assist with your visa application, and help you relocate, it’s much easier.

Marriage obviously is easy if you can get someone to fall in love with you.

All of these require a visa that you need to apply for. And many countries have limits/restrictions (i.e. only certain highly needed jobs are allowed and you can’t just get whatever random job). So decide first which category you want to pursue, then look up the requirements to apply for a visa on the appropriate consulate’s website. Good luck.

I run it on my router so I can put as many devices as I want on the vpn. I need a wireguard config file for that use-case.

I’m a Mullvad user and was curious about trying Nym because of the payment model. No wireguard config might be a dealbreaker though.

Technically no, but they leave out the tiny detail that the 3rd party vendor they use (who had the breach) stores the data.

I installed Mint on an old laptop and had sound issues with external speakers. Spent 30 mins trouble shooting until I realized there was something with the port that if you fully pushed in the aux cable, it went in too much and the contacts don’t fully meet. There was a sweet spot where the cord is plugged in correctly but not pushed in too much.