It's called "controlled opposition". When you want something bad but don't want to look like you really support the bad thing you just do a really shitty job "trying" to stop it and then when you inevitably fail you get to reap all the benefits while still claiming you fought against it.
HappyTimeHarry
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Sure thing, this outlines how to modify the ink carts: https://www.wikihow.com/Refill-Canon-Cartridges
And you can buy bulk printer ink for around $10 for all 3 colors+black on sites like amazon or ebay.
I remember a fad some years ago when androind 4 or 5 was around and the market was pushing "hybrid" phones and tablets that also had a desktop mode like they do "foldable" stuff now.
If you want a Google desktop why not get just a chromebook?
Its a phone so probably not
Printer ink. I got a cheap canon printer and drilled holes in the ink cartridges so I can refill them using generic ink for 1/1000th the cost of what the printer companies charge.
Head over to moneroocean.stream or unminable.com and mine whatever GPU coin has the highest return.
Avoid nicehash, they used to be popular but recently started nickle and dining fees for all kinds of stupid reasons.
Perhaps you've not uses them in a while but nicehash is absolute garbage now.
Unlike public torrents, private ones require a key to connect and see other peers on, that stops the majority of copyright trolls from being able to know who downloads them
Enshittification meets Plex.
They need to limit features as a part of their business model, VLC on the other hand doesn't.
What's this about riseup getting into trouble? I've been with them for over a decade now and it's first I'm hearing about any trouble.
Musk got a bill shut down in congress and replaced with one he liked in under a day, I'm not so sure if amending the constitution to allow him to be elected is beyond his reach at this point. it would probably require buying a few democrats also but I bet fetterman and a few others would be happy to join the winning team for the right price.
What's wrong with Opus and flac? I've never understood this whole lossy audio format wars when none of them offer anything besides a bizzword salad of "features" that maybe a handful of audiophiles might pretend they can notice.
"3D sound" ooh sounds fancy! I remember my boombox in the 90s had a feature with the same. Have they run out of Buzzwords or somthing... 3d, VR, HDR, I swear they've been reinventing the same shit for 30 years.