impudentmortal

Oh good point. That's likely what happened

This is all anecdotal but I signed up for the icogni family plan since my parents are boomers who are seriously tech illiterate. After signing up, it seems like I've gotten more scam texts and calls, at least initially. I even got a scam letter twice from the same scam. So I would just save your money.

It's possible that they are doing what they advertise and getting your name off databases but maybe the act of requesting that makes those companies send out your info to another data broker.

Wasn't aware you could mod a Kindle. What does doing this do?

Does anyone know if using Calibre will be affected by this change?

Back in the day, I let my younger brother and cousins play GTA Vice City in my room. They never played the story but would enter cheats and compete to see who could get the most stars and survive the longest. They were 5-7 years old haha. In retrospect, not a good move on my end but I was only about 15.

I think this was the problem. Downloaded it off the play store and tried to update it from Github. Totally forgot haha. I guess I'll wait until the update goes live on the play store

Fair point. Well, he'll balance out the other two then. It'll be like drugs (I assume), two downers and one upper

Let's be real. We're all NPCs so if any of the men are from something with action, we'll probably end up dead. My pick would be Bob Ross, Mr. Rogers, and Steve Irwin. Super calming and chill

Unless you play competitive online team games. Then your stress and anxiety go up even higher.

I swap between my speakers, headphones and IEMs. Good way to keep your ears from feeling too hot (from headphones) or fatigued (from IEMs). For most listening I use speakers but if there are other people around, I'll use my headphones since they're more comfortable and sound better than my IEMs.

But I want a peanut

I think part of the problem is that people see the same grammatical mistakes repeatedly and think it's normal; especially since it seems most of the written content people consume is written by the average person and not edited (TikTok, YouTube, Instagram etc). So they honestly don't know what's proper or not.

For example, I've seen multiple YouTube shorts in which people pluralized words by adding " 's" to them. Someone I met recently thought the same too.

Not sure if there's a solution since grammar and spelling aren't things people care about. Can't force people to have better written content if their viewers don't care or know any better.