No problem.

Yeah it’s great for giving your friends your phone if you don’t trust them not to try and fuck with you for jokes. Or if using it for playing music in a group gathering.

Even for children using the device. Particularly as you can set the volume and not give them the permission to change it.

For people with iPhone you can do this too.

Go to settings and pull down with your finger to get the search box to appear, then search for “Guided” and click “Guided access”.

Enable this setting as well as toggling “Accessibility shortcut”. Now you can open an app and triple click the lock button and select guided access.

Then on this screen you can press start in the top right or options in the bottom left to refine the controls, for instance:

• Side button
• Volume controls
• Motion
• Software keyboards
• Touch
• Time limits

Now the phone is locked in that app and to come out of it requires the passcode.

• Apple Music
• AppleCare+
• Mullvad VPN
• Kagi - Search Engine
• Depot Climbing - Indoor rock climbing and bouldering.

I know the last one isn’t online, but these are my monthly recurring payments.

Thanks. I usually suck at riddles, so I either subconsciously knew this from hearing it before or I’m getting better.

Rock climbing (indoor) is the only thing, but honestly it’s been dark recently and I’m not sure I can last another 25 years until I could retire.

I don’t keep hobbies long enough to be honest. I’ll have recurring ones, but my hobby is hobbies itself.

ADHD means I’ll think nothing of spending money on something novel and then dropping it as fast as I picked it up.

Coding, Minecraft, Rubik’s cube have been long standing and indoor bouldering is the latest one but the benefits are so amazing it’ll stand the test of time. Mental benefits of rock climbing are off the charts, I’ve never found anything that allows me to truly live in the moment and forget everything for a couple of hours.

Probably not.

Not really a lot of sweating. I did when on methylphenidate for ADHD though.

I have no idea how long that is for you?

Hard to say really but certainly greater than 12 hours, maybe even 18, after having the urge to pee. I tend to forget about it and rarely wake up during the night to go.

I can go a very long time without pee’ing, even if I need to.

Years of undiagnosed, now diagnosed, ADHD has trained me to be able to do this.

I can kick a gym ball, the large air inflated things, at a wall and land standing on top of it.

Well… it’s all public anyway so no need to make a request. Just scrape it.

40 year old male here. My friends and I will hug each other if we feel someone needs a hug.

Just last week I was in a bad mental state and my friend came and picked me up to get get me out the house and meet other friends and then discuss what was up with me and told me to reach out more when feeling down.

I installed it following a guide where it had me doing my own partitions and encryption using LUKS in around 30 minutes.

User error(s)

Syndicate wars. I think they was cyberpunk.

So you’re saying you lie to try and change reality or present it in a different way?

That’s horrible and I certainly don’t subscribe to this mentality. I will discuss things with people with an open mind and a willingness to change positions if presented with new information.

We are not arguing out of some tribal belief, we have our morals and we will constantly test them to try and be better humans for our fellow humans.

So I actually did it and wiped my Windows PC, nothing on there I needed to keep.

Set up Fedora and added the Nvidia Drivers.

Shut down for a few days and in my next boot I downloaded CoolerControl. Then my networking died and I’m at a loss as to what happened.

And people said it was just the same as using windows, yet me a massive nerd, software developer was stuck without ever having attempted to play games.

Cross picket lines? /s

I am not American, but I believe the reason a felon can run is that the founding fathers didn’t want peoples political rivals to be able to bring charges to stop someone being president.

I just replied this to the parent comment.

Furthermore even if a card is skimmed these days, at least in the UK, it’s still unlikely transactions would be processed online.

That’s because it’s become so commonplace now for transactions to pop-up in the banks app on the owners phone and they must confirm the transaction and / or receive a code via SMS. Some just use SMS as a means to confirm a transaction.

I guess one vector for attack still remains and that is SIM swapping, but even that is more difficult these days due to widespread awareness from carriers.