Snowshoeing to a maple sugar house on the Von Trapp property in Vermont, USA.
@adamconover I love how the pictures of the "nasty characters" are screen grabs of a CRT television, scanlines and all. Nintendo of the 1980s was so scrappy. But we didn't know or care. The games were art back then if not more so now.
Here's a pdf for those who want a closer look: https://www.nintendo.co.jp/clv/manuals/en/pdf/CLV-P-NAANE.pdf
Snowshoeing to a maple sugar house on the Von Trapp property in Vermont, USA.
Huh.
Consumer Reports (CR) has released a mobile app (iOS, Android on the way) that shows what data companies collect about you, then allows you to have CR get the data deleted:
https://www.permissionslipcr.com
Essentially, CR will act as the data ombudsman for anyone who asks them to. I love it.
CR is a non-profit that accepts no advertising or corporate sponsorship, and they have a great reputation. It's a superb choice to take on the data capitalists.
US-only (don't @ me).
Season 1 of #TheOrville is the best season. Below average people in command trying to get by told with MacFarlane's humor. Awesome. Similar in a way to #StarTrekLowerDecks, it never got too serious and respected source material.
By season 3, the humor was swapped for forced existential crises and flat characters, making it feel more like a #StarTrekTheNextGeneration knock off rather than an homage. Leave the drawn out pans of spaceships to #StarTrek: the Motion Picture.
I have been looking for a use case to work with #ZFS on my personal laptop. Then on #25admins episode 126 I hear about #ZfsBootMenu.
I've been reading the docs all weekend and this is awesome: clone, snapshot, and roll back system files. Encryption support. Ssh support at the boot menu. Where have I been? It feels like this is one of those things that will be impossible to let go of once I start using it.
So today: do I setup more of the nursery for the newborn arriving any day now? Or ZBM? :)
I installed the #DuckDuckGo #Android app and enabled "App Tracking Protection". In the last week, it blocked 63,523 attempts from 21 apps. The most flagrant? #Starbucks which phones home daily to 3 separate tracking services, sometimes 4,000+ times at once (including GPS coordinates, if it were enabled). 😲
While #PiHole is running for the house, this extra layer of protection is absolutely necessary when I'm not at home.
Thanks @TuxDigital #DestinationLinux episode 303 for the tip! 👍