Nissan Leaf had unacceptable telemetry

My 2015 Leaf asks me every month on the car screen whether I want to opt in or out. I believe the old-timers on mynissanleaf.com, who say that when you tell it to opt out, it does. Sure, it would be better if it only asked once.

I also removed the SIM card.

block USB data in the locked state

So “charging-only when locked” is safe then, right?

That’s harsh. I think there is a meaningful distinction between lying and being ignorant or misinformed.

when later devs have more work with forking it than with independent releases.

If that were true, then how do Brave and Librewolf even exist? Clearly it was less work to strip the garbage than to start from scratch.

I went to expireddomains.net and searched for ones ending in “__mail.net”. Found a good, short domain that was once a regional ISP and email provider 15-20 years ago. (I still get spam for some of their old subscribers.).

I do not use subdomains for this one. Generally, I combine a simple name with a number for the mailbox name. Like “[email protected]” if I think it needs to look like a real name, or some other word like “giraffe1238” or something like that.

It’s working great.

Why would there be any cases where Dior needs a customer’s passport/government ID number/Social Security Number?

Nextcloud contacts gives you CardDav, so it works with Android, iOS, and any number of Linux/Windows/Mac clients. Thunderbird certainly, and many other desktop mail clients. (Don’t know about a Linux or Windows app limited to just contact management over CardDav, but it’s probably out there.)

This book is amazing. Every other resource I find refers back to Michael Bazzell as the expert.

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https://lemmy.sdf.org/post/35616968

If you use Office 365 web version of Word and Excel, you can use that in a Linux browser; no Windows needed.

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